Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniya could become a target of the Israeli military if he approves attacks by Palestinian militants, a leading member of Israel's governing Kadima party said on Sunday. "If Israel discovers that any Hamas official has given the green light to attacks, then there will be no one who enjoys immunity," Tzahi Hanegbi told Israeli radio when asked if Haniya could be a possible target. Hanegbi, chairman of parliament's foreign affairs and defence committee, said that a "confrontation with Hamas had become unavoidable" following the governing Islamist movement's decision to resume rocket attacks.