Fogdog
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If I understand the deal correctly, Hamas wants to count the return dead hostages as part of the deal for the ceasefire. So, probably not.
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OldMedUser
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I wonder how many of those dead hostages are because of Israel's indiscriminate dropping of 2000lb bombs to collapse tunnels the hostages were/are being held in.
Bibi has a lot to answer for.
BudmanTX
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that make me wonder too, and at the moment the IDF has taken the Rafah Crossing and is on the move on a second axis towards somewhere else.I wonder how many of those dead hostages are because of Israel's indiscriminate dropping of 2000lb bombs to collapse tunnels the hostages were/are being held in.
Bibi has a lot to answer for.
if the hostages are alive, i doubt there will be many of them i hate to say......
Fogdog
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Yes, the Israeli govt and Hamas both have a lot to answer for. But still, negotiating a peace fire using with dead hostages seems cruel, warped and intended to cause Israel to reject the deal. In this one detail, I agree that Israel should reject any offer like that.I wonder how many of those dead hostages are because of Israel's indiscriminate dropping of 2000lb bombs to collapse tunnels the hostages were/are being held in.
Bibi has a lot to answer for.
Fogdog
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If Hamas could keep their leaders alive through this, they could keep their hostages alive.
'nuff said.
