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Hamas and Israel reach 'tentative deal' on new truce and hostage swap
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Maybe let some women go this time Hamas. Unless there's some reason you don't want to 🤔.
Fingers crossed this pans out for all.
You didn't really look at who they have released have you? https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2023/12/world/hostage-israel-hamas-deal-dg/index.html
Look at the pictures, it is mostly women and children. One woman who was released was more worried about the Israeli bombs killing them than the Hamas captors, I would be worried her husband might be killed by the bombings.
or even simply executed while trying to surrender?
You're being purposefully obtuse. They're old women and kids.
The poor hostages have had months of sexual abuse at Hamas hands.
I get you're trying to spread Israeli propaganda, but the IDF walked back on that claim already.
Do you have any evidence of this? Or are you just assuming based on your own determination of Hamas as "animals" or some such?
https://apnews.com/article/israel-palestinians-hamas-attack-military-war-a8f63b07641212f0de61861844e5e71e
https://apnews.com/article/biden-hamas-rape-israel-sexual-violence-1af759b6ebeb017a10ad91182350a1e7
Picked a couple off a source that is supposed to be unbiased for you.
I'm not calling Hamas animals. Their behaviour speaks for itself.
Ok but.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/idf-appears-to-push-back-on-irresponsible-us-claim-hamas-refusing-to-release-raped-hostages/
Read the actual article not the headline mate. It doesn't disagree with the statement of sexual abuse. It just calls it irresponsible - bunch of reasons to do that - the hostages have families and they're probably trying to protect them, stop their troops getting too incensed etc etc etc.