Nasser al-Shaer, deputy prime minister
Mahmoud al-Ramahi - Hamas parliamentary secretary-general
Israel's position is that Hamas is a `terrorist organization' and its leaders are therefore "targets for arrest".
I don't particularly agree with this logic.
Hamas, like Hezbollah is a sovereign government that committed an act of war against Israel. People like these two characters above are not `terrorists' and it's a serious error for the Israelis to refer to them as such. They are POWs, plain and simple. But that's what I suppose we can expect from the likes of the Olmert government...which appears to be trying to take the sting out of what happened in Lebanon by going after easier targets.
Stay tuned...
ff stated:
ReplyDeleteboth of whom have been in hiding since the kidnapping of Corporal Shalit.
this comment made me do a double take.
why were both of them in hiding?
do they both know the whereabouts of cpl. shalit?
where they part of the planning?
are they complicit in the action?
how did the israelis come about their location?
Hi louie..some answers
ReplyDelete1) Theywere in hiding like most of the Pal leadership because the Israelis hav ebeen arresting Hamas leaders.
2) Maybe
3) probably an informer..or surveillance.