Hamas vows to kidnap more Israeli soldiers

At a Gaza event marking one year since the prisoner swap deal that secured Gilad Shalit's return home, military wing of Hamas announces the video will be released later Thursday.

By Avi Issacharoff and DPA | 16:02 18.10.12 |

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Hamas vowed Thursday to abduct more Israeli soldiers and hold them as bargaining chips for militants in Israeli jails, on the anniversary of the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.

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militants???
- By yossi
- 19 Oct 2012
- 00:50AM
Don't you mean terrorists? Now they are militants? That implies some legitimacy to their violent crimes.
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No country will invest in Gaza knowing Hamas wants to do another kidnap
- By Wal
- 18 Oct 2012
- 11:09PM
Why would any country invest money into Gaza when Hamas fire rockets at Israel and wants to kidnap another Israeli soldier ..This will leave Gaza in a bigger mess ...
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The "peace partner" of Meretz and Kadima speaks
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- 18 Oct 2012
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Well done Hamas. now you are not just islamist terrorists, but godless criminals who brag about their perverted intentions. well done.
- By Chicago Noam
- 18 Oct 2012
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I want see
- By JohnJohn
- 18 Oct 2012
- 05:04PM
Looks like a cool movie
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War
- By Chaim
- 18 Oct 2012
- 04:52PM
Isn't that a deceleration of war?
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Hamas pride
- By Matthew berlow
- 18 Oct 2012
- 01:31PM
Where I come from governments take pride in showing off their achievements such as scientific breakthroughs, cultural matters, art, history, tackling crime, poverty, unemployment. It is funny to see a ruling authority showing off to its people about a scummy crime they commited. Do the people of Gaza not realise they are being led by a bunch of kidnapping terrorist bandits and therefore they should abandon all hope of an improvement in their lives.
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  What does anyone expect? This is the same Hamas that murders it's own people.
  - By Bloody Truth
  - 18 Oct 2012
  - 02:55PM
  An offense to all humanity !
  
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  Oh Mathew, if only life was as black and white as you descibe...
  - By Curious kuku
  - 19 Oct 2012
  - 02:49AM
  the world's ills would be a thing of the past. But it isn't is it!
  
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  Black and white
  - By Matthew berlow
  - 20 Oct 2012
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  It is easy for sane human beings to distinguish between good and evil, right and wrong , just and unjust. This is not based on any religious argument. I am atheist. Esto one can differentiate between black and white or light and darkness in a moral sense.
  
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