@TaniosSaadeeAnT @EVKontorovich They're never going to release all the hostages, because they know what will follow.

@Osint613 That's exactly the point. Weakness is provocative.

@Osint613 Narrator: All hell will not, in fact, break out.

@ArminRosen I don't know if "amusing" is the word I would use. But yeah, that's an accurate statement about how the Israeli government feels about the matter.

@just_guy48280 @EndangeredComic But why?

@mishtal Or they got what they wanted, the Netzarim Corridor opened. So they're taking their ball and going home.

@msfreund Always has, always will. I don't expect anything to change. The people of Israel deserve better leadership than this.

@VerminusM Bibi has to go running to Trump for permission, then hold several Knesset meetings to make sure that he's not the only one responsible for the decision.

@EVKontorovich Or next week. Really there's no principle involved aside from the expediency of the moment.

@VerminusM If they had the mindset to effect change, they could have been rich and successful in Gaza too. But they made poor choices, and why would they change elsewhere?

@sfrantzman Quite the opposite, the way events played out hostage taking has been incentivized. In spite of their losses, Hamas is in the driver's seat, deciding terms and conditions and getting everything that they want.

@IsraelRadar_com @AP 🤡

@VerminusM It is a tale... full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing.

@IsraelRadar_com @amirbohbot It suggests that Hamas and Hizbullah are expected to survive this war and be a threat once again. This is a loss mentality.

@JagvarGames Aaaand that's enough Internet for today.

@aelfred_D I'm never leaving this app