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Freed Israeli captive Noa Argamani says she was wounded by Israel, not Hamas
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Any idea why Hamas doesn't execute hostages? Not to sound callous or anything. Just curious if you know if their religion forbids it or something
Because if Hamas executed the hostages, they’d have even less bargaining power than they already do. Unfortunately, Netanyahu doesn’t seem to care much about the hostages anyway.
If the hostages are released he'll need a whole new reason to continue bombing!
His only reason is that it keeps him in power.
Except that they don't. The ultimate goal of the war according to Netanyahu is to "destroy Hamas", no elaboration on what that means tho. Securing the hostages is just an optional mission and he made that very clear in the past.
Hamas would have never gotten that strong in the first place if Netanyahu weren't appalled by the PLO's stance of a two country solution and had not worked actively against them. He does not want to accept a state of Palestine, holding true to the old Likud manifesto "Between the sea and the Jordan there will only be Israeli sovereignty."
It's funny how that stance is acceptable when it's Israel that threatens and enacts genocide.
No
look the hostages were weak, they don't deserve to live, just like the victims of the holocaust.
don't look at me like that, it was the Israeli Minister of national security that said this shit, can't I go quoting the only democracy in the m.east's government?
That would defeat the whole point of taking hostages in the first place.
Seems they didn't count on Israel being willing to kill hostages.
They claim that it does.
If they wanted to kill the hostages, they would have just killed them instead of taking them hostage. The whole point of a hostage is that it increases your power at the negotiating table. It gives you leverage. The hostage is something to trade in exchange for concessions, or the threat of harm to force the opponent’s cooperation. Neither of those work if the hostage has been killed or harmed, because any bargaining power you would have had from holding them goes right out the window as soon as the hostage is killed.
Because they aren't AQ. They're actually looking to negotiate things.
Keeping in mind that I'm not an expert on Islam by any metric, I don't think there's any religious prohibitions, because executing people was something that ISIS was notorious for. I'll also note that this tendency was one of the reasons everyone else in the region dogpiled them.
ISIS has nothing to do with Islam. They is the Israel of Islam. Zionism is not Judaism. ISIS is not Islam. Almost everything ISIS does is strictly forbidden in the Quran.
Fundamentalists picking and choosing which rules apply and which individuals are considered valid targets isn't a good way to understand the tenets of a religion. Which of course means Hamas may also pick and choose, but just because ISIS did something doesn't mean it's the norm.
Removed for using the slur "retard", please edit in another adjective so I can re-approve your comment.
I cannot edit a deleted comment, so here is a revision of what I posted:
ISIS did not enact Sharia law when it comes to war. Their unhinged interpretation of the Qu'ran (they did not accept not the full thing ofc just the passages that they deemed relevant for their agenda) was basically that everyone that does not accept their ultra-fanatic extremism is infidel. And then they proclaimed Jihad and in Jihad, infidels are cleansed (also not the meaning of Jihad in the Qu'ran, but ISIS' interpretation).
It's best to forget about ISIS when talking about rules of Islam, they are about as much Islamic as the KKK are Protestant Christians.
Ah, noted for next time. Thanks for your patience.