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IDF Releases Mass Number of Prisoners, Including Palestinian Suicide Terrorists and Bombers

IDF Releases Mass Number of Prisoners, Including Palestinian Suicide Terrorists and Bombers
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World February 17, 2025 10:57

- Israeli Defense Forces release 369 Palestinian prisoners, some with multiple life sentences, sparking controversy.

Israeli Defense Forces Release Palestinian Prisoners

Over the weekend, 369 Palestinian prisoners, including individuals with multiple life sentences for acts of terrorism, were set free by the IDF. Notable releases include Ahmed Abu Hader, Imad Abu Agima, and Muhammed Matzlah, each with a history of deadly attacks on Israeli citizens and soldiers.

The release also included Shadi Abu Shahdam, responsible for the death of twelve people in a suicide bombing in Jerusalem, Ajmad Takataka, and Ahmad Barhouti, known for orchestrating multiple suicide attacks resulting in numerous casualties.

Among the released prisoners were participants in the 2023 pogrom in Israel, with Hamas terrorists receiving special clothing upon release, only to have it burned for safety reasons. The total number of released prisoners is part of a larger agreement that will see Israel releasing a total of 1900 Palestinian detainees, including 270 serving life sentences.

Hamas has praised the releases, with spokesperson Osdsama Handan calling the 2023 pogrom a 'historic success' and emphasizing Hamas's ability to challenge Israel. The move has stirred controversy and raised concerns about the potential security risks posed by the released prisoners.

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