"Take it away. Gaza. Gilad Shalit", why are terrorists using these keywords when calling hostages' families

2023-10-13 13:28:10Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

"Take it away. Gaza. Gilad Shalit", why are terrorists using these

"Kidnapping. Gaza. Gilad Shalit", these are the key words that Hamas terrorists are using during their phone calls with the families of the hostages.

Foreign media reports that they are most likely seeking to exchange hostages with imprisoned terrorists from Israel.

What does the name Gilad Shalit mean? The latter was an Israeli soldier who was kidnapped in 2006 and later exchanged for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners. He was held hostage by terrorists for 5 years.

Gilad Shalit when he was released in 2011:

It is not yet known why his name is mentioned in the calls, but it is relatives of the 11 people taken hostage who confirm that the Hamas group wants to do the same thing as with the soldier: an Israeli hostage in exchange for a thousand Palestinians in a cell .

However, Hamas has so far publicly stated that it will not negotiate with the 150 hostages as long as Israel bombards Gaza. Among the kidnapped persons, many are British, American, German or Italian.

Of course, this whole situation has put Benjamin Netanyahu's government in the most critical position ever since 1948. It is a war between parties that has conditions. The latter are directly related to the lives of innocent people. On the one hand, Hamas kidnaps Israelis and wants to exchange them for 1,000 Palestinians, and on the other hand is the government of Israel, which plans to destroy every neighborhood of Gaza without counting the number of victims. In this situation, an agreement cannot be reached. If Netanyahu's government does not stop the bombing and find an option to release the hostages without harming the Palestinians, there is little hope that the war will end soon.


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