Hostage and prisoner exchanges are undesirable because of this. a period. In more ways than one, the scandalous Gilad Shalit deal was the direct cause of this catastrophe. Israel released over a thousand terrorists to retaliate against Hamas, who was not only inspired to launch the attack and kidnap the hostages, but one of them is said to have been in charge of the latest assault. It’s his final attack, which is great news. Ali Qadi, the” Nukhba Force” commander who oversaw the Hamas massacre on October 7, which resulted in the deaths of about 1,300 Israelis, was eliminated by the IDF and the Shin Bet ( Israel Security Agency ) on Saturday.
The terrorists were targeted by IDF aircraft under the direction of the Shin Bet and AMAN( Military Intelligence Directorate ). Following the kidnapping and murder of Israelis in 2005, Qadi was detained before being freed as part of the exchange agreement for the Gild Shalit.
Additionally, it drove out dozens of Hamas terrorists, many of whom were members of Qadi’s Nukhba Force.
Additionally, it stated that the IDF killed the head of the Hamas underwater system, Merad Abu Mered, on Saturday morning. He was generally in charge of controlling terrorists during the massacre. Excellent. And finally Israel completes the task. Considering that the alternative is selling hostages to terrorists. What will those terrorists do after being freed? In addition to killing over a thousand terrorists for Gilad Shalit, Israel also sacrificed thousands of lives for him. Finally, it would have been much cleaner to clean out Hamas. Finishing Hamas then will be much cleaner than releasing more terrorists and waiting for the second atrocity.
Here are some reasons why prisoner and hostage exchanges are bad. The disgraceful Gilad Shalit exchange was directly responsible for this disaster in more than one way. The fact that Israel released over 1,000 terrorists in order to return a coward was enough to motivate Hamas to attack and take captives. One of those terrorists is also believed to have led the current attack.
IDF aircraft, under the guidance of Shin Bet and AMAN Military Intelligence Directorate (Military Intelligence Directorate), were able to target terrorists. Qadi, who was arrested in 2005 for kidnapping and killing Israelis, was later released under the Gilad Shalit swap deal.
It also eliminated dozens Hamas terrorists including many from Qadi’s Nukhba Force.
It was also reported Saturday morning that IDF assassinated Merad Ab Merad, the head of Hamas’ aerial system. He was the main person responsible for directing terrorists in the massacre. Israel should finish the job. The alternative is to trade hostages for terrorists. What will these terrorists do now? Israel not only traded over a 1000 terrorists for Gilad, but also lost over 1,000 lives for him. It would have been easier to eliminate Hamas back then. It is better to eliminate Hamas than to continue to release terrorists and wait until the next atrocity.
