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This Ongoing War talks about the possiblity that Ahlam Tamimi, the terrorist who murdered Frimet Roth, could be released as part of the prisoner exchange for Gilad Shalit. It most definitely should not be done. There's a petition here against any such move, and I encourage everyone to sign onto it.
The worst part about this is that it can and will cause a serious rift, and can even make people angry and resentful of the Shalits for trying to free their son at the expense of justice.
- Terrorist Stabs Soldier During Terror Culprit Roundup
While recapturing another terrorist released during Shalit exchange, this took place: An IDF soldier was stabbed in the neck during a security operation in the village of Yatta south of Hebron. The terrorist was shot and wounded by another soldier during...
- Barry Rubin Clears Up A Few Questions About Schalit Deal
Barry Rubin has written about prisoner exchange deal for getting Gilad Schalit returned, noting that: There are some substantial misunderstandings on the nature of the Gilad Shalit exchange deal. I should stress that the list of those Palestinian prisoners...
- Despicable: Jimmy Carter Advises Hamas On Shalit Ransom
Just when you thought Jimmy the Dhimmi Carter couldn't get any lower, we have this. Former US President Jimmy Carter is 'advising' Hamas politburo chief Khaled Meshaal on how high a price he can get for kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit....
- Why Isn't The Idf Freeing Gilad Shalit?
On Monday morning, IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Ashkenazi told a group of fresh IDF recruits that the IDF knows where Gilad Shalit is and who is holding him. Speaking to new Armored Corps recruits at the IDF's Tel Hashomer base, Ashkenazi had said that...
- Truly A War Of The Peoples - Palestinian Poll
Poll: Palestinians back Shalit abduction In 2003 the palestinians in a poll backed the idea by 58% that any peace with Israel was to be only a waystation to it's extinction, even if that meant the occupation and war went on forever. This view reflects...
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This terrorist should not be freed for sake of Gilad Shalit
This Ongoing War talks about the possiblity that Ahlam Tamimi, the terrorist who murdered Frimet Roth, could be released as part of the prisoner exchange for Gilad Shalit. It most definitely should not be done. There's a petition here against any such move, and I encourage everyone to sign onto it.
The worst part about this is that it can and will cause a serious rift, and can even make people angry and resentful of the Shalits for trying to free their son at the expense of justice.
- Terrorist Stabs Soldier During Terror Culprit Roundup
While recapturing another terrorist released during Shalit exchange, this took place: An IDF soldier was stabbed in the neck during a security operation in the village of Yatta south of Hebron. The terrorist was shot and wounded by another soldier during...
- Barry Rubin Clears Up A Few Questions About Schalit Deal
Barry Rubin has written about prisoner exchange deal for getting Gilad Schalit returned, noting that: There are some substantial misunderstandings on the nature of the Gilad Shalit exchange deal. I should stress that the list of those Palestinian prisoners...
- Despicable: Jimmy Carter Advises Hamas On Shalit Ransom
Just when you thought Jimmy the Dhimmi Carter couldn't get any lower, we have this. Former US President Jimmy Carter is 'advising' Hamas politburo chief Khaled Meshaal on how high a price he can get for kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit....
- Why Isn't The Idf Freeing Gilad Shalit?
On Monday morning, IDF Chief of Staff Gadi Ashkenazi told a group of fresh IDF recruits that the IDF knows where Gilad Shalit is and who is holding him. Speaking to new Armored Corps recruits at the IDF's Tel Hashomer base, Ashkenazi had said that...
- Truly A War Of The Peoples - Palestinian Poll
Poll: Palestinians back Shalit abduction In 2003 the palestinians in a poll backed the idea by 58% that any peace with Israel was to be only a waystation to it's extinction, even if that meant the occupation and war went on forever. This view reflects...