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ISRAELI Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has accused Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas of making "extremist" demands in negotiations in Cairo on a prisoner exchange. “According to briefings on the discussions in Cairo, it turns out that Hamas has hardened its stance ... and presented extremist demands, despite the generous (Israeli) propositions that were made,” a statement from Olmert's office said. Israel is seeking the release of Gilad Shalit, a conscript seized by Gaza militants in a deadly cross-border raid in June 2006. Hamas, which runs the Gaza Strip, wants the release in exchange of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, including some convicted of attacks against Israelis in what would mark a major change in Israeli government policy. “The prime minister has called a cabinet meeting for Tuesday afternoon where he will present the complete details of the results of the contacts which have occurred,” the statement said. The statement came after two Israeli envoys returned from Cairo and reported on the last-ditch talks to Mr Olmert. The two Israeli envoys _ special negotiator Ofer Dekel and the head of Israel's Shin Beth internal security service Yuval Diskin _ met Egypt's go-between in the negotiations, intelligence chief Omar Suleiman.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25198778-2703,00.html


So the mad muslims kidnap some one, then want the release of hundreds of their murdering terrorists.
Israel cannot agree to this. They could go BACK into the hamas areas and kill everyone till they find thier kidnapped man.

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SANAA: A bomb killed four South Korean tourists and their local guide in Yemen yesterday, the latest attack targeting foreigners visiting this poor Arab country that has both famed historic sites and a strong al-Qa'ida presence. The attack occurred as the tourists were posing for photographs near the ancient fortress city of Shibam, a UNESCO World Heritage site known as the Manhattan of the desert because of its towering 16th-century mud brick buildings. There were conflicting reports about the bombing, with one security official saying it was a suicide attack and another saying it was a roadside bomb detonated by remote control. South Korea's Foreign Ministry confirmed that the attack killed the four tourists. The city of Shibam in the southern Hadramut province is one of the country's most prized tourist sites. The ministry said it had stepped up security there. This impoverished country on the southern tip of the Arabian peninsula is Osama bin Laden's ancestral homeland.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25196452-2703,00.html


classic - a poor country murders their tourists.
No wonder they are poor, it comes with ignorance

the message is clear. Don't visit any muslim country. boycott them all

Couldn't come up with your own thread title?  ;D

Btw, Israel are the ones who want to make the prisoner swap, not Hamas. Hamas are not even talking to them about it. Israel is begging Egypt to ask Hamas to do it, cos Olmert wants to do something before he goes out.

As for the tourists in Yemen, that was about 2 days ago, not quite "this day", keep trying though  ;D

It is pointless to deal with islamics.

they sicken and disgust me.


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NEGOTIATIONS to free captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit collapsed last night with Israel branding Hamas "hardcore terrorists" who had backtracked on agreements already made during the talks....... Israel was prepared to agree to the release of at least 450 Hamas prisoners in exchange for Sergeant Shalit, making it one of the largest prisoner exchanges in Israel's history. ........ It would also have led to a fascinating legal situation -- under Israel's constitution anyone has 48 hours to protest to the Supreme Court about the early release of a prisoner. It was expected that families of some of those killed by Hamas actions could have launched legal actions in the Supreme Court once they knew the names of the prisoners to be released. Mr Regev would not go into detail about why the talks failed, saying to do so could jeopardise future attempts to free Sergeant Shalit. But Israeli media has reported widely that the major obstacle was Israel's insistence that some of the Hamas prisoners deemed to be a terrorist threat to Israel be forced to leave Gaza or the West Bank for other countries. It is believed that Hamas had agreed to this condition at one point in recent days but then changed its mind. Mr Regev said: "Obviously the process of trying to get him out will continue. But Israel came to these talks with a great deal of flexibility because we wanted to get our serviceman released." Of Hamas, he said: "They're hardcore terrorists and we have got to be very careful about how we deal with them."

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25202384-2703,00.html

I would not release 450 mass murderers.
Go and retrieve your own man israel . Don't stop till you have him.

more of the same form mass murdering muslims


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ISRAEL'S northern neighbour, Hezbollah, vowed at the weekend that it would never recognise Israel "even until the end of time", while its southern neighbour, Hamas, had a dramatic change of position and said it would "act against" anyone who fired rockets into Israel........ Meanwhile Hamas made an extraordinary change of public position at the weekend, issuing a statement warning that it would act against whoever was firing rockets into southern Israel. It said "the resistance movements" had nothing to do with the rockets that had been fired into Israel in recent days. "These firings come at a bad time," it said. The statement came as Hamas sought to make an agreement with its moderate Palestinian rival Fatah about the make-up of a future Palestinian unity government. Both Hamas and Fatah have teams in Cairo where Egyptian officials are attempting to find a way for the two groups to jointly govern Gaza and the West Bank.

so, the attacks are at a bad time politically for hamas. They don't give a toss about infidels.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25190551-15084,00.html


abuthe deciever - either you speak out against islamic terrorists or you are supporting them.
Go get him ASIO.

abu_rashid wrote on Mar 17^th, 2009 at 12:34pm:

Couldn't come up with your own thread title?  ;D Btw, Israel are the ones who want to make the prisoner swap, not Hamas. Hamas are not even talking to them about it. Israel is begging Egypt to ask Hamas to do it, cos Olmert wants to do something before he goes out. As for the tourists in Yemen, that was about 2 days ago, not quite "this day", keep trying though  ;D

Wouldn't matter if it was 2 years ago!

Bloody Muslim extremists keeping a country poor so they can control the people better!