US EditionHamas demands release of Oct 7 attackers in exchange for hostages: Report
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The terrorist group maintains optimism about the negotiations taking place in Egypt to bring about a ceasefire after two years of conflict
Two years have passed since the Hamas terror attack. – There is far too little talk about those who have been in tunnels and other places in Gaza for two years now. It is important that we remember them and stand up for them, says Ulf Cahn at a demonstration in Stockholm in support of the hostages.
No one wants to negotiate with terrorists, but 20 hostages have been in the hands of Hamas for two years now. They can only be released with a deal. As dirty as it gets - Israel needs the end of this war as urgently as Gaza.
HARD TO STOMACH: Israel’s Most Dangerous Prisoner On the Way to Freedom As Hamas Demands Release of October 7th Terror Chiefs - Geller Report
This is sick. Israel is forced to make another disastrous prisoner swap, and will release from it’s prisons some of the most brutal terrorists on the planet. 250 savage killers in all. All 250 of these savages will go back to committing terrorist attacks against Israel. As an example, Yahya Sinwar was released in the Gilad Shalit prisoner swap in 2011. Sinwar would later go on to be the leading architect of the October 7th massacre. While we pra…
The Palestinian terror group Hamas is demanding the release from Israeli prisons of the militants who led the attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, in exchange for the release of Jewish hostages as part of a Gaza peace deal, The Telegraph reports.
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