Do you think the fact that they are in an open air prison, under an illegal siege that lasted 20 years, with regular bombing of civilians might have something to do with their need for resistance?

the only reason they took hostages is because Israel has over a thousand civilians in jail (including children), they never had a trial, and even in death their bodies aren't released and were cases where even the Knesset admitted they stole palestian prisoner's organs, and they are malnourished, tortured and raped.

they wanted a hostage exchange.

and don't give me BS that all those prisoners, who didn't had a trial, who were moved across international borders (war crime), were all terrorists, there's a lost of prisoners leaked during negotiations and the majority of prisoners were there for "Suspicions of [something]". Imagine raping children in jail because a soldier during an illegal occupation thought the child was suspicious?

can't enforce violence to civilians, but cant deny the desperation that people have when a fascist ethnostate is doing all it can to maximise the human misery of people who's land they stolen.