HARD TO STOMACH: Israel’s Most Dangerous Prisoner On the Way to Freedom As Hamas Demands Release of October 7th Terror Chiefs

This is sick. Israel is forced to make another disastrous prisoner swap, and will release from it’s prisons some of the most brutal terrorists on the planet. 250 savage killers in all. All 250 of these savages will go back to committing terrorist attacks against Israel. As an example, Yahya Sinwar was released in the Gilad Shalit prisoner swap in 2011. Sinwar would later go on to be the leading architect of the October 7th massacre. While we pray for the Israeli hostages to be released, this prisoner swap (if it happens) is going to result in more bloodshed for Israel.

🚨 HAMAS will only release hostages, if Israel release Hamas members who committed the October 7th Massacre.

So basically:

“We will release the dead bodies, if you release the people who murdered them in the first place.” pic.twitter.com/smEuQsEeWz

— Kosher🎗 (@koshercockney) October 6, 2025

Hamas said to demand release of terror chiefs, Oct. 7 terrorists in deal

Hamas is set to demand the release of some of the most notorious Palestinian terrorists, whom Israel has refused to set free, in talks set to start in Egypt on Monday to finalize the return of all Israeli hostages in the first phase of US President Donald Trump’s plan to end the war in Gaza.

Citing Hamas sources, Channel 12 reported that among the jailed terrorists whose release Hamas is demanding are Marwan Barghouti, the Fatah Tanzim chief serving five life sentences for his part in planning three terror attacks that killed five Israelis during the Second Intifada, and Ahmad Sa’adat, leader of the Marxist-Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), who was sentenced in 2008 to 30 years behind bars for masterminding the 2001 assassination of Israeli tourism minister Rehavam Ze’evi.

Hamas was also demanding the release of Ibrahim Hamed, serving 45 life terms for orchestrating the killings of numerous Israelis as Hamas’s West Bank commander during the Second Intifada, Abbas al-Sayed, who orchestrated the 2002 bombing at the Park Hotel in Netanya in which 39 Israelis were killed, and Hamas’s Hassan Salameh, who is serving 48 life terms for plotting multiple suicide bombings.

🚨 BREAKING: Hamas has delivered its new demands in Cairo:

1️⃣ Release of Marwan Barghouti, Ahmad Sa’adat, and dozens of terrorists serving multiple life sentences.
2️⃣ The release of October 7 terrorists from Israel’s prisons.
3️⃣ A larger IDF withdrawal than the one mapped in… pic.twitter.com/MEHi69WdGB

— Jews Fight Back 🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@JewsFightBack) October 6, 2025

Related – National Security Committee approves death penalty for terrorists bill for first reading

You will be sick when you read about the Palestinian mass murderers who Israel will be forced to release to get its hostages back.

May the long arm of Israel justice find each of them — and make them pay for their horrific crimes. https://t.co/elyllJUsf6

— Mark Dubowitz (@mdubowitz) October 5, 2025

I’m deeply concerned that the 250 Arab murderers that Israel agreed to release in Gaza Plan will end up murdering more Jews that the 18 live Jewish hostages that are being released. It also sends a message to Arab/Islamic murderers that they ultimately will be released.

— Morton Klein (@MortonAKlein7) October 5, 2025

Mort Kevin at ZOA is right. The Palestinians in prison are terrorists not political prisoners!

— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) October 6, 2025

HARD TO STOMACH: Israel’s Most Dangerous Prisoner On the Way to Freedom

Ibrahim Hamad, mastermind of many of the suicide bombings in the Second Intifada, is among the prisoners expected to be released in the hostage deal.

By Israel National News, October 6th, 2025

According to the current hostage deal, Israel expects to release 250 prisoners serving life sentences with blood on their hands, along with more than 1,700 Gazans arrested since the October 7th massacre.

Among the high-profile prisoners expected to be freed is Ibrahim Hamad, 60, who planned and organized dozens of attacks against Israelis, many of them suicide bombings.

Among other attacks, he planned the bombing at Café Moment, where 11 Israelis were killed and 65 wounded; the Sheffield club in Rishon LeZion in 2002, where 15 Israelis were killed and 57 wounded; and the Hebrew University that same year, where nine people were killed and about 100 were injured. Israel refused to free him in the Schalit deal.