There's really going to be a prisoner exchange for Gilad Shalit?
According to this news (which contains a bit of moral equivalence, be advised), the Israeli government is going to do a prisoner exchange to regain Gilad Shalit.
I must be honest here, but I find it galling that all this time, no raid was made on Gaza to put an end to those Hamas monsters who'd kidnapped Shalit to begin with, which could have helped to rescue him.
See this entry at The Jawa Report for more.
Update: this current development has caused outrage among the families of terror victims. And they're quite right to be offended.
Update 2: more on the subject from One Jerusalem.
I must be honest here, but I find it galling that all this time, no raid was made on Gaza to put an end to those Hamas monsters who'd kidnapped Shalit to begin with, which could have helped to rescue him.
See this entry at The Jawa Report for more.
Update: this current development has caused outrage among the families of terror victims. And they're quite right to be offended.
Update 2: more on the subject from One Jerusalem.
Labels: anti-semitism, islam, Israel, jihad, terrorism
