Hamas:
1 Israel Soldier Equals 1,000 Soldiers From Palestine

By Herb Brandon
Israel News Agency
Jerusalem
---- December 1, 2009 ..... The Israel State Prosecutors
office confirmed today that Israel will free up to 980 Palestinian
prisoners in exchange for kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit.
Though the
news was excellent for the Shalit family, it did very little for
the pride of the Islamic terror group Hamas and those seeking
to live in a state called Palestine.
"Sadly,
we must beg of those in Israel for over 1,000 of our brave brothers
to return to Gaza," a Palestinian journalist told the Israel
News Agency.
"It is
humiliating to each and every Palestinian to see that one Jewish
soldier from Israel is equivalent to 1,000 Islamic soldiers from
Gaza and the West Bank. It is even more humiliating for us that
the IDF and those of the government in Israel show the Palestinian
people more care and compassion than our Arab brothers."
The Palestinian
journalist was referring directly to Egypt which shares a border
with Gaza.
"We receive
tons of food, medicine and fuel daily from Israel while nothing
comes from Egypt. The Egyptians allow us to dig a few tunnels
to smuggle in cheap cigarettes, drugs, perfume and sex magazines,
but nothing else."
As there is
no democracy or freedom of speech in Gaza, many international
newspapers, women's fashion and men's adult magazines are banned.
Many of the tunnels are used to smuggle in weapons, heroin and
hashish.
Over 450 Palestinian
prisoners will be released before Gilad Shalit is allowed to come
home. Another 530 Islamic terrorists will be freed following his
release as a gesture to the Palestinians, the Israel
State Prosecutors office announced today.
The Israel
Supreme Court says it needs to censor the details of the prisoner
swap in order to effectively carry out the negotiations with Hamas
through a German mediator.
Shalit was
captured on June 25, 2006 after Palestinian terrorists created
a tunnel and attacked an IDF post in a cross border raid. He was
abducted through the Kerem Shalom crossing in Israel and has been
held as a prisoner by Hamas in Gaza. Shalit, a soldier of the
IDF's Armor Corps, held the rank of corporal at the time of the
kidnapping but has since been promoted to staff sergeant.
During the
morning attack, two Palestinian terrorists and two IDF soldiers
were killed and three others wounded. Shalit suffered a broken
left hand and a light shoulder wound after his tank was hit with
a Rocket propelled grenade.
Shalit was
part of an Israel defensive force implemented to reduce terror
attacks from Gaza.
Although Israel
left Gaza in a unilateral peace move 4 years ago, Hamas has continued
to attack Israel towns and cities with over 12,000 terror rockets.
Iran backed Hamas has stated that it was not interested in land,
but rather the killing of Jews and Christians in their Islamic
Jihad or Holy War against democracy and the West. Hamas leaders
have repeated what Iran has been saying for many years, that their
mission was to "wipe Israel off the map."
Iran, which
has now spit into the face of US President Barack Obama policy
of "reaching out and not jumping to conclusions about Iran
or Islamic terrorism", declared this week that it will ignore
the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) as it censured Iran
for secretly building a second uranium enrichment plant near the
holy city of Qom.
Iran said
on Sunday it would build 10 more nuclear uranium enrichment sites
in retaliation for the vote by the 35-nation board of the UN nuclear
organization, which had rare support by Russia and China.
"If the
enemy (Western democracies) should want to test its bad luck in
Iran, ballistic missiles would land in the heart of Tel Aviv,"
said Iran cleric Mojtaba Zolnour.
Hamas has
refused requests from the Red Cross (ICRC) to allow visits by
the ICRC. Several human rights organizations have stated that
the terms and conditions of Shalit's detention are illegal and
contrary to international humanitarian law.
Shalit became
the first Israel soldier captured by Palestinian terrorists since
Nachshon Wachsman in 1994. Shalit holds French citizenship, a
fact that encouraged both France and the European Union to be
involved in efforts to gain his release.
The information
of the prisoner exchange was released in response to a law suit
filed in Israels Supreme Court by the Almagor Terror Victims
Association and three bereaved parents of IDF soldiers.
"It should
be stressed that contrary to the release of prisoners as part
of a gesture or diplomatic agreement, this is an incident of bargaining,
which can be seen as an ongoing terror attack," said the
Israel State Prosecutors office.
Shalits
parents met Sunday with Israel Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman
for an update on the negotiations.
We are
neither encouraged nor the opposite. Were still waiting,
the soldiers father, Noam, said following the meeting. We
have nothing new.
The Voice
of Palestine radio station said Saturday that Shalit would be
transferred soon to Egypt in preparation for his release. Egypt
and Germany have been mediating the prisoner swap between Israel
and Hamas.
"This
has turned out to be a win-win situation for Israel," an
Israel security analyst commented.
"These
1,000 Islamic terrorists have been living in Israel like parasites.
It has been a heavy financial cost to feed, cloth and house them
in Israel. As we release them back to Hamas, many, if not all,
will be working for our security forces, gathering essential information
while others act as sleeper agents. Hamas will not know who to
trust. For if these new agents do not follow their directives
from the ISS, they will be eliminated. These terrorists were on
a paid holiday while being kept prisoner in Israel under the strict
and humane terms of the Geneva Convention. That will not be the
case once they are back in Gaza."
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