Released Hamas Murderers Living in Luxury in Cairo

The Hamas prisoners whom Israel released — that is, the worst of them, the ones with the most Israeli blood on their hands — have ended up first in one luxury hotel in Cairo, and now have been moved to a second luxury hotel, where there are fewer foreign guests to be alarmed and the security is better. More on these murderers enjoying life in these hotels can be found here:

Upwards of 150 Hamas members were asked to leave a 5-star Cairo Marriott hotel and were subsequently relocated to another hotel on Saturday, The Daily Mail reported on Monday.

The Marriott Renaissance Cairo Mirage City, which is Egyptian-owned, is located about an hour away from both the airport and the city center, according to the report.

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It has significantly increased security, and members of Hamas are not allowed to leave the hotel grounds.

Despite these restrictions, the luxurious amenities of their new location remain available. The expansive five-star resort features a large outdoor swimming pool, two football pitches, a wellness center with jacuzzis, saunas, steam rooms, a fitness center, and tennis courts.

According to the report, room rates at the second hotel start at £200 and can reach £1,400 for the premium suite.

Apparently, the Egyptian government has no moral qualms about providing these murderers with the most luxurious and expensive accommodations. Those jacuzzis, those saunas, that fitness center, those tennis courts. Nothing but the best for those who killed Jews.

As part of Donald Trump’s 20-point peace plan, Israel agreed to release some 2000 Palestinian prisoners to retrieve the last 20 living hostages.

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Released prisoners who were considered too dangerous to remain in the West Bank or Gaza were sent to Egypt.

Among the hotel occupants is reportedly 57-year-old Mahmoud Issa, who founded Special Unit 101 of the Izzadin al-Qassam Brigades, a unit that specializes in kidnapping.

A key ally of former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Hamas had been upset that he was not freed in the 2011 deal alongside him. He was first imprisoned in 1993.

ISIS terrorist Izz a-Din al-Hamamrah, 47, who recruited suicide bombers and planned hijackings; bus bomb mastermind Samir Abu Nima, 64; ambusher Muhammad Zawahra, 52; kidnapper Ismail Hamdan, 57; and murderer Yousuf Dawud, 39, are also reportedly among those staying at the hotel.

These are all mass murderers, the worst of the worst, the ones who were deemed too dangerous to be let back into Gaza or Judea and Samaria.

The Mail also reported rumors that some of the terrorists may soon be relocated to nearby tourist destinations such as Qatar, Turkey, and Tunisia.

Moshe Saville, CEO of the Israeli charity OneFamily, an organization that supports victims of terrorism, commented on the situation to The Daily Mail, stating, “This reveals the moral absurdity of how murderers are pampered while families face unending loss every single day. At least these terrorists have been moved away from innocent travelers.”

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He added, “We are hearing from many families who feel a deep sense of pain and humiliation, knowing that the very murderers who destroyed their lives are enjoying five-star conditions. We expect the State of Israel and the international community to ensure that those who have spilled the blood of innocent people are not rewarded but held fully accountable for their actions.”…

Other flight crew members scheduled to arrive were left contemplating their safety, with some admitting they were considering barricading their doors with furniture at night….

Who wants to be in the same hotel, seated at the same breakfast table, with mass murderers? Those flight crews planning to barricade their doors with furniture for fear of being attacked at night certainly don’t. No wonder the released prisoners were moved out of the Marriott, a favorite hotel for these flight crews on a layover. But moving them to another luxury hotel signals that the Egyptians do not disapprove of their murderous attacks on Jews.

The American government, that still gives Egypt 1.3 billion dollars in annual aid, should speak to the Egyptians about placing these killers in less luxurious accommodations, such as, for example, army barracks in the desert outside Cairo, where they can be kept apart from the press and admirers. And instead of jacuzzis and saunas, they can have an occasional glimpse, from their barracks windows, of sunsets over the western desert.