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“If you care about releasing hostages, you don’t kill the person negotiating their release”

“If you care about releasing hostages, you don’t kill the person negotiating their release”
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I love how we keep collecting hints on nethaniahu 50 $degen 🎭 
but im trying to understand who we are trying to convince yet.

He’s not a politician, he’s a ex commando.

This guy begs to differ.

But seriously, Sinwar has the last word in negotiations. And NOT killing Haniya for the past 10 months didn't result in hostage release either. So its a bit disingenuous to say "but hostages."

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Fair enough. But do you feel this is the kind of action that is justifiably brushed aside?

Yeah it's fucking wild how this is being glossed over, I was just thinking about how much are negotiations pushed back, plus with what happened in beiruit as well, retaliation is going to be tense

This statement is true - killing the negotiator hinders efforts to release hostages.

Him i don't care he was a grown man, a soldier, id wish jews just stopped killing kids...

It goes against the goal of releasing hostages.