release the three captive IDF soldiers Do you want to know something? I don't care what happens to you after this. You've already been so unmercifully tortured and abused that it doesn't matter anymore. All that matters is that Israel doesn't have any more excuses to murder its captives.

Hamas, you have one week until Israel's deadline expires. You know, that whole 'kill all your captives' ultimatum thing? Yeah. Not too cool.

So what are you going to do about it?

You could try the usual trick of asking for prisoner swaps in exchange for releasing those three Israeli Defense Force soldiers (and Gilad Shalit) you've been holding captive. But this time it's not going to work, Hamas. Why? Because this is an election year for Benjamin Netanyahu, and he doesn't want to give up too many prisoners when the Israelis are already suspicious of his hawkish leanings. No, what you should do is actually quite simple release those three Israeli soldiers before Israel's deadline passes.

Let's face it, Hamas. You're no good at keeping captives alive for extended periods of time. Remember Gilad Shalit? He looked a hell of a lot worse when you released him than he did when you first kidnapped him. So what if some 'principles' were compromised in the process?

You want to send them back home early enough that they get good and rested before Netanyahu tries to kill them all anyway. Because, Hamas, you know as well as we do that Israel's not going to negotiate with terrorists.

So take them to a neutral location (like Jordan) where you can release them into the custody of their own government. If they don't want to go back, they won't have to. But if they do want to return home and see their families again before Saturday, well then, isn't that what everyone wants?

What's the harm in doing something good for your captives? And hey, you might even get some international praise out of it.

Israel doesn't need any more excuses to kill all its captives. So why risk it when you can just save them instead? Hamas how to save three captives before Saturday

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