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How could Israel free its Hamas hostages?

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Since the start of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Hamas has kidnapped a significant number of Israelis.  These kidnappings have been a source of tension and conflict between the two parties, and have made peace negotiations difficult. There are several ways Israel could free its Hamas hostages. How could Israel free its Hamas hostages? Military operation One option would be to launch a military operation to rescue the hostages.  This would be a risk, as Hamas could kill the hostages if it feels threatened.  However, it is also the most likely option for Israel, as it is the only one that would allow it to recover the hostages without having to negotiate with Hamas. See   What an Israeli ground invasion of Gaza would look like Israel has launched several military operations to rescue Hamas hostages in the past.  In 2011, Israel launched an operation to rescue Gilad Shalit, a soldier who had been kidnapped by Hamas in 2006. The operation was successful and...

The war between Israel and Hamas: an endless conflict

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This new confrontation between Israel and Hamas is a reminder of the complex and long history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.  A conflict that has left thousands dead and injured, and that does not seem to have a short-term solution. The war between Israel and Hamas: an endless conflict On October 6, 2023, the Gaza Strip was the scene of a new escalation of violence between Israel and Hamas.  The Islamist group launched thousands of rockets into Israeli territory, prompting Israel's military response, which carried out air and ground bombardments in Gaza. In the first days of the conflict, more than 700 deaths and 2,200 injuries were recorded in Israel, while in Gaza the death toll exceeded 400. The conflict ended on October 10, with a ceasefire agreement negotiated by Egypt. The causes of the conflict The causes of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are complex and rooted in history and religion.  The conflict dates back to the 19th century, when the Zionist movement ...