This Ongoing War: A Blog: 22-Dec-09: "All female prisoners to be released in swap"

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

22-Dec-09: "All female prisoners to be released in swap"

YNet says this today about the talk of releasing convicted murderers and other terrorists in exchange for the life of an Israeli hostage...

Mashaal: All female prisoners to be released in swap
Hamas leader says detainees slated for release in Shalit deal include notorious females
Ali Waked | Latest Update: 12.22.09, 08:05 / Israel News
The list of 450 prisoners slated for release as part for he Gilad Shalit deal includes all female detainees, Hamas Politburo Chief Khaled Mashaal said Monday evening. Mashaal added that Hamas will not make any media comments on any developments in the Shalit swap "in order not to sabotage the deal." "We are determined and we will stick to our demands," he said.

Please spend a moment reading what we and others [and here and here] have written about the terrorist/murderer, a female, who engineered the massacre at the Sbarro restaurant in the heart of Jerusalem.

Please think of this person and the unfathomable cruelty and racist hatred she embodies. Think of her the next time you hear a call for compassion for the 'unfortunate' female prisoners in Israeli jails. Think of how much additional terror this woman wants, with every fibre of her female body and every crevasse of her female soul, to bring afresh into the world.

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