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Last night, the Israeli War Cabinet approved a hostage deal with the terrorist group Khamas.

According to the Israeli government, the deal will see 50 Israeli citizens released, mostly women and children, in batches of 12 or 13 per day. The prime

minister's office has released a full list, and that list shows many, many young people, but

their parents still in captivity or dad still in captivity and mom released families destroyed,

families split, and all the rest.

For each day of such releases, Israel will pause its current offensive against Hamas in the Gaza

Strip. Israel said it would pause its air operations for six hours daily in the northern part

of the Gaza Strip. That provision was apparently sought directly by Yaya Sinwar, the head of

Hamas, who wants Israeli UAVs down

for that time period to limit Israeli surveillance, presumably to save his own skin as he tries to

escape whatever rat hole he is currently trapped in. For its part, Israel insists it will still

have surveillance capacity without the UAVs. Hamas will also supposedly allow the international

Red Cross access to the hostages, despite the IRC's publicly obvious disinterest in such a mission. Israel will also supposedly allow the International Red Cross access to the hostages, despite the IRC's

publicly obvious disinterest in such a mission. Israel will also release some 150 Palestinian terrorists

for women and minors. In other words, a Democratic government is trading terrorists for innocent

women and children being held by a terrorist group. Israel will also allow additional fuel into

Gaza, presumably to be stolen by Hamas.

The deal is supported by the Israeli defense forces, the Shinnbet, and Mossad.

That support led many of the members of the war cabinet to flip from opposing the deal to

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