CEASEFIRE/HOSTAGE HORROR: Qatar Says Hostages Being Released “Aren’t Necessary Alive”

It gets worse and worse.

The Israeli Cabinet has approved a deal to secure the release of a number of Israelis abducted on October 7th.

Yesterday, I  explained why I vehemently oppose this deal.  As details of this horror emerges, it’s even worse than originally thought. Terror sponsor Qatar, key backer of Hamas and host of Hamas HQ in Doha, raised the option that some of these hostages aren’t necessary alive,’

Almost all the Palestinian women being released are serving time for  stabbing or shooting attacks, Almost all the “children” were 17-18 years old men with terror affiliations …

“IDF soldiers will be escorting the children to Israel and are instructed – among other guidelines – to not directly answer questions regarding the fate of the child’s parents. Let that sink in.”

ð‡ð¨ð¬ð­ðšð ðž ð‘ðžð¥ðžðšð¬ðž:
• 50-53 hostages released in batches of 12-13 people per day.
• Priority given to children and mothers; if enough children are not located, elderly women hostages will be released to meet the 50 hostage mark. Some reports indicate that 30 children, 8 mothers and 12 elderly women will be released.
• All hostages are alive and are Israeli
• The deal includes a provision to extend the cease-fire by one day for every 10 additional hostages released

ð‚ðžðšð¬ðžðŸð¢ð«ðž:
• 4-day ceasefire agreed upon
• 6 hour window daily without Israeli UAV surveillance in Gaza while Hamas locates hostages
• Red Cross to be allowed to visit all remaining hostages for the first time

ðˆð¬ð«ðšðžð¥ ð¡ðšð¬ ðšð ð«ðžðžð ð­ð¨:
• Release 150 Palestinian terrorists from jail (ratio of 3 Palestinian terrorists for 1 Israeli hostage)
• The transfer of fuel and additional humanitarian aid into Gaza

Report: Israel has received the names of the first 10 hostages expected to be released tomorrow

‘Things are moving forward… Qatar has raised the option that some of these hostages aren’t necessary alive,’@ariel_oseran discusses the latest details of the Israel-Hamas deal pic.twitter.com/bi9C8xstUX

— i24NEWS English (@i24NEWS_EN) November 22, 2023

The list of the 150 released prisoners just completely debunked the lie that Israel just arresting innocent Palestinian women and children who “just threw stones”

Almost all the women committed stabbing or shooting attacks,
Almost all the “children” were 17-18 years old men with… pic.twitter.com/klI13NeG3U

— Adin – עדין (@AdinHaykin1) November 22, 2023

“Qatar, the close U.S. ally with influence over Hamas, approached the White House shortly after Oct. 7 with information about the hostages the militants had just taken.”

Arsonist plays firefighter. How sickening. Orchestrated from day one with Hamas. https://t.co/R2W8VxCtXX

— Richard Goldberg (@rich_goldberg) November 22, 2023

Hamas insisted on the drone cessation, other reports specify, so that Israel can’t track where they’re holding other hostages. Of course, that also allows Hamas terrorists to redeploy without being tracked, which will put IDF forces at risk in hostile territory. But that’s not the worst part of the deal; the 1:3 ratio will keep the incentives in place for future hostaging, for one thing, although not at the 1:1000 premium paid in the Shalit swap. It also allows Hamas to call time-outs in the future by using the remaining hostages as bargaining chips for periods of rearming and redeployment. It plays directly into Hamas’ strategy for exhausting Israel and its diplomatic support by using its human shields to the greatest effect.

At least one key member of the unity government has already become a dissenter. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has openly ripped the Netanyahu-led government over the “disaster” of this deal and the “idiocy” of pursuing it:

HA: Speaking to Channel 14 on Tuesday, the minister, who heads the far-right Otzma Yehudit party, addressed the reports that Israel is close to finalizing a deal that would see some 50 people — most likely mothers and children — freed from Gaza, where they have been held for over six weeks along with some 190 others.

“I am very upset because they’re now talking about some kind of deal,” Ben Gvir, who is a security cabinet minister, told the news outlet. “I am disturbed because we are once again being divided and once again we are not being told the truth. And once again, we are being pushed to the side. The rumors are that the State of Israel is once again going to make a very, very big mistake in the style of the Shalit deal.”

“You remember that we released Gilad Shalit, we let out [Yahya] Sinwar and his friends and brought this trouble upon ourselves,” Ben Gvir added. …

“There is another thing, and that’s the concept that guides the war cabinet… they talked about a deal of 80 [hostages], dropped it to 70, then dropped it to 50,” Ben Gvir said. “They said they wouldn’t let food enter, then after that, they said they wouldn’t let fuel enter, and now they have fuel.”