Wa Israil wabadilishana na Wa Palaestina Wafungwa Mwi Israil Mmoja WaPalestin 1027

[Mutambukamalogo]

naamini waisrael wakikuomba masaburi utawapa

Just read between my lines and argue criticaly and positively!

 

[oba]

Mmeona jinsi israel inavyojali watu wake?iko tayari kuwaachia mateka 1000 wa ki palestina in exchange to one myahudi, ingekuwa bongo mtu angekufa na wala hakuna ambaye angefuatilia hata kujua maiti yake iko wapi; Hongera Israel kujali raia wako!!

 

[hashycool]

yale ni matusi na hakuna cha kuwapea hongera.....

 

[THK DJAYZZ]

Umesha sema wao ni wayaudi.

 

[MaxShimba]

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Ndio huyu jamaa mwenyewe mwenye thamani sawa na wapalestina 1027
Kwa wenzetu haka kajamaa kataingiza kipato cha kutosha kwa kulipwa kufanya mahojiano, uandishi wa vitabu na utengenezaji wa films

I just like this kid, I don't know why. Imagine this One (1) Israel kid = 1027 Palestines? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha . Please let us be serious, 1 =1027? I have never seen this Math!!!!!

 

[MaxShimba]

Usishangae bwana hiyo ndiyo thamani ya muIsrael mmoja. Hilo ndilo taifa linalothamini watu wake! Siyo kwetu wanajeshi wanapigana nje pesa inaingizwa kwa acc ya mtu mmoja kwa maslahi ya kundi flani

Mkuu, mimi bado nashangaa Mkuu. Maana tukiwapa hesabu ya UTATU, wanasema haiwezekani. Lakini hii leo wamekuja na kubwa yake ETI Moja (1) = 1027. Aiseeehhhh. Allah must be great.

 

[MaxShimba]

Quick Math: Palestine has population of 4,043,218 divide this with 477 which is One Israelite= 8,476 Israelites wanao weza kusafisha Palestine!! Ndio maana hawa jamaa kila kukicha wanachapwa Bakora na Myahaudi. Wao walicho bakiza ni kilio mpaka kihama.

NOTE: Ndio maana GOLIATH alipewa kibano na katoto Daudi (7 years old). That makes a looooot of sense.

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

11 free in Turkey, the Palestinian

Released under the swap agreement between Israel and Hamas, the Palestinians, 11, was brought to Cairo to Ankara.

Place kissed 11 Palestinians in Turkey.

Gallery: Şalid free after 5 years

Hamas holding Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit captive for 5 years now liberated.

Gallery: Born in the Middle East settlement

Haman 5 years, the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit held by Palestinian prisoners in exchange officially began with the 1027.

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Update: 01:31 GMT, October 19. , 2011

ANKARA - The swap agreement between Hamas and Israel freed 11 Palestinian Turkey.
Egypt's capital Cairo, the plane, Esenboga Airport, landed just after midnight.
Palestine Ambassador Nabil Maruf 1 covered by the 11 Palestinian women, the plane made a victory sign and location of landings and kissed.
Took place yesterday on Middle East settlement.
Israeli soldier held by Hamas to free Gilad Shalit in exchange for Israel's projected 1027 477'si Palestinians are liberated.
Israel's decision to deport 42 to take the free bırakılanlardan after the agenda was sent to Turkey, and 1 female of some of these people, 11 people were brought to Ankara from Turkey sent by plane from Cairo last night.
Palestinian Ambassador to Ankara Esenboga Airport, welcomed by some bureaucrats from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Nabil Maruf, and 11 people, making a victory sign off the plane landed and kissed the soil. Stated that the Palestinians will spend the night in Ankara, on security grounds, were accommodated in a statement made on and after.
Israel's decision to deport 31 of the 42 people sent to Syria and Qatar. "grateful to the Turkish government," the Palestinian Ambassador Nabil Maruf, made ​​a statement at the airport.


Therefore supports the Government of the Palestinian people and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian government and offering thanks to Turkey on behalf of Maruf,''because of the release of two Palestinians and support to Turkey in the process are very grateful to the Turkish government. Turkey's support to Palestine after that I hope will continue to meet at the freedom,''he said.
Maruf on a question, the Palestinians were accommodated in Turkey, the Turkish government would decide on this issue in great detail the preparations made ​​by the Turkish authorities, he said. Maruf, adding that the Palestinians will pass health checks. TWO-PARTY agreement ... by Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkey, as regards the implementation of the Palestinians,''the official may apply from us, by mutual agreement deemed appropriate to return to Palestine and neighboring countries, only Israel request from the two sides agreed not agreed upon, we will take a portion of 42 people''he said.

Source: 11 özgür Filistinli Türkiye'de - Ortado​

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

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In this photo released by the Israeli Defense Ministry, released Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, second right, walks with his father Noam, right, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, second left, and Defense Minister Ehud Barak, left, at the Tel Nof Air base in southern Israel, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011. Looking thin, weary and dazed, an Israeli soldier returned home Tuesday from more than five years of captivity in the Gaza Strip in exchange ...​

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In this photo released by the Israeli Defense Ministry, released Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, second right, walks with his father Noam, right, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, second left, and Defense Minister Ehud Barak, left, at the Tel Nof Air base in southern Israel, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011. Looking thin, weary and dazed, an Israeli soldier returned home Tuesday from more than five years of captivity in the Gaza Strip in exchange ...more

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Gilad Shalit (C) salutes in front of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (L) upon his arrival at Tel Nof air base in central Israel in this handout released by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO) October 18, 2011. REUTERS/GPO/Handout​

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Gilad Shalit walks with his father Noam (R), Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Ehud Barak at Tel Nof air base in central Israel, in a photo released by the Prime Minister's Office, October 18, 2011. REUTERS/PMO/Handout​

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Gilad Shalit (2nd R) walks with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Ehud Barak (L) and armed forces chief Major-General Benny Gantz (R) at Tel Nof air base in central Israel in this handout released by the Defence Ministry October 18, 2011. REUTERS/Ariel Harmoni/Israeli Defence Ministry/Handout​

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Hamas militants watch as a bus carrying Palestinian prisoners arrives in the Rafah crossing with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip October 18, 2011. Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit and hundreds of Palestinians crossed Israel's borders in opposite directions on Tuesday as a thousand-for-one prisoner exchange brought joy to families but did little to ease decades of conflict. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem (GAZA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

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Gilad Shalit salutes in front of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (not pictured) upon his arrival at Tel Nof air base in central Israel in this handout released by the Israeli Government Press Office (GPO) October 18, 2011. REUTERS/GPO/Handout

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FILE **This undated handout photo released by the Schalit family shows Cpl. Gilad Schalit, who was captured by militants in Gaza during a cross-border raid on June 25, 2006 at the age of 19. Israeli and Hamas officials announced late Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011 that they have reached a prisoner swap deal to free Schalit, capping five years of painful negotiations that have repeatedly collapsed. (AP Photo, File) NO SALES

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Captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit is seen in this undated file handout picture released October 2, 2009. A deal to exchange Palestinian prisoners for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit will take place next month, Al Arabiya television channel reported on October 11, 2011
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• In this photo released by the Israeli Defense Ministry, released Israeli soldier Gilad Schalit, second right, walks with his father Noam, right, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, second left, and Defense Minister Ehud Barak, left, at the Tel Nof Air base in southern Israel, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011. Looking thin, weary and dazed, an Israeli soldier returned home Tuesday from more than five years of captivity in the Gaza Strip in exchange ...more​

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[Perry]

Wayahudi ni kizazi adimu hapa duniani mkuu..

 

[Nzowa Godat]

Wayahudi ni kizazi adimu hapa duniani mkuu..

Mbona hata WANYIHA ni kizazi adimu mkuu?

 

[Pezzonovante]

my big question ,what so special with gilad?

hiyo baba ni sera ya kizayuni si wajinga wanapeleka sms kwa ulimwengu kwamba mwanajeshi mmoja wa ki zayuni ni sawa na wafilistina alfu na ushee, kwamba wao ni bora taifa la mungu ukuhani wa kifalime wao ni watu wa kabila la mungu kama ana kabila lakini, lakini wafilistina hawajui wanashangilia tu, ningekuwa mimi niggebadishana na msichana mmoja , na jua mazayuni wasingekubali

 

[Pezzonovante]

mbona hata wanyiha ni kizazi adimu mkuu?

nzowa mpozile mwanawitu?

 

[Pezzonovante]

Hao ni wazayuni wanatuma ujumbe wao bora kuliko wafilisti hilo ni bonge la sms ningekuwa mahamudi abasi ningeomba watoe wafungwa mmoja mwanamke

 

[Triple G]

jamani habar zenu mmezifanyia tafiti,mbona mnatuchanganya mara wapalestina 1000,mara 477,tueleweje?

 

[ngoshwe]

Mkuu swap deal ipo hivi:

[h=2]Exchange of prisoners between Hammas, Israel starts[/h]South Asian News Agency (SANA) ⋅ October 19, 2011 ⋅

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RAFAH, (SANA): The exchange of prisoners between Israel and Hammas has been started under the prisoners exchange deal on Tuesday.According to details, under the deal, 133 Palestinians from Gaza, 117 from the West Bank, and 15 from East Jerusalem would be allowed to return to their homes, although some of them would be brought under security restrictions.Another 163 detainees would be exiled to Gaza, although 18 of them will be able to return home after a period of three years.Whereas, other 40 are being exiled to Turkey, Syria and Qatar, Hamas officials said, while seven Arab Israelis would be sent home, along with one Palestinian with Jordanian nationality they would be sent to Jordan.A second group of 550 prisoners is to be released in the coming two months although the names have yet to be decided.Meanwhile, Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit has arrived back in Israel following his release from five years' captivity, as part of a prisoner exchange deal.
Shalit was taken from Gaza to Egypt, and then to an airbase in Israel where he was reunited with his family.

http://www.sananews.net/english/2011/10/exchange-of-prisoners-between-hammas-israel-starts/
October 18, 2011
[h=2]Analysts: Prisoner Exchange Could Boost Hamas[/h]


Some Middle East analysts say the release of an Israeli soldier and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners could have a significant effect on security in Israel and the Mideast.

It is a rare day in the Middle East when Hamas in the Gaza Strip, the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank and Israelis celebrate the same event.

Five years after Hamas militants in Gaza captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, they released him Tuesday. On the same day, Israel released hundreds of Palestinians. Many were convicted in attacks on Israelis, but the Palestinians regard them as heroes.

After greeting Shalit, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned any freed Palestinian who returns to terrorism will be held accountable.

Michael Singh, managing director of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, says that is a major concern.

"Some of these men and women who were released are dangerous people who have engaged in terrorist acts and so the impact on Israel's security or upon the security of the region is worrisome," Singh said.

The prisoner swap comes after years in which little progress has been made in building peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

"I think that for Israel part of the reason [for the swap] was that they no longer worry as much as they did in the past about weakening the Palestinian Authority or about strengthening Hamas because frankly, right now, the peace process is stalled," Singh said.

The exchange could alter the rivalry between Hamas in Gaza and the Palestinian Authority, which rules the West Bank.

Analysts say Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, after years of unsuccessful negotiations with Israel, could suffer politically.

Hamas, which negotiated the swap with the help of Egypt, could get a boost in popularity.

"You know [Hamas] was badly in need of political achievements of one kind or another at the moment, also because of the Arab Spring, which has left it feeling a bit isolated and ignored, also because of the recent advances made by the Palestinian Authority with regards to the United Nations' and recognition of a Palestinian state," said Middle East analyst Jonathan Speyer.

Israeli security analyst Daniel Scheuftan says the rapid changes in the Arab world also create new challenges for the Jewish state. "The real issue is when you look at Iran, Turkey, Egypt and the United States we have had changes that make the environment Israel needs to operate in much more dangerous, much more unstable," he said.

Under the agreement that led to the release of Shalit, Israel will release 550 more Palestinians over the next two months.

 

[ngoshwe]

[h=1]Israeli-Palestinian joy at Gilad Shalit prisoner swap[/h]

http://faq.external.bbc.co.uk/questions/bbc_online/adverts_general​

Gilad Shalit says he missed his family while in captivity and has much to do now he is free

Continue reading the main story[h=2]Gilad Shalit release[/h]

• Exchange as it happened
• Shalit prisoner swap: Your reaction
• Q&A: Shalit release deal
• Timing key to release deal

Jubilant crowds in Israel and the Palestinian territories have been celebrating a historic prisoner swap.
Israel released hundreds of Palestinian prisoners, allowing most to go back to Gaza and the West Bank, in exchange for the return of soldier Gilad Shalit.
Sgt Shalit is spending his first night at home since he was snatched by militants in a cross-border raid five years ago.
He received a hero's welcome in his hometown.
Both PM Benjamin Netanyahu and leaders of the Islamist movement Hamas, who closed the deal, hailed it as a vindication for their policies.
But correspondents say the swap is unlikely to have a major effect on wider peace talks.
Continue reading the main story[h=2]At the scene[/h]

Richard GalpinBBC News, Mitzpe Hila
For Israel this has been a day of great joy, but also of concern for the consequences of releasing of more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners as the price for ending Gilad Shalit's long years of captivity in the Gaza Strip.
Sgt Shalit himself does appear to be in better health than many had expected. Although pale and weak, after being locked inside for more than five years, his father said he did feel all right.
The people in his hometown here in northern Israel lined the streets to welcome him home, showering the convoy of vehicles with flowers and champagne. But so far he has not come out to meet people. His father said it was too early - he needs a period of rehabilitation to adjust to normal life.

Sgt Shalit, 25, was released early in the day and ushered over the Gaza border to Egypt, where he gave an interview to Egyptian state TV.
He seemed short of breath and disorientated, and angry Israeli officials later protested that the interview was forced on him and "violated all the basic ethical rules of journalism".
By the end of the day, he was back in his hometown of Mitzpe Hila, where flag-waving crowds lined the streets and cheered as he sped past in a white van and was ushered into the family home.
His father, Noam, gave a news conference later, saying his son felt all right but needed time to readjust to normal life.
"Our son has been reborn. We're concluding a long and difficult journey. We're glad that we won our son back," said Mr Shalit.
He said he could not give too many details of his son's captivity, saying only that in the early years he had been subjected to "harsh treatment" which had softened over time.
Sgt Shalit was a 19-year-old tank crewman when he was captured in June 2006. His family lived in a protest tent in Jerusalem for 16 months while they campaigned for his release.

Meanwhile, 477 Palestinians were freed, in the first part of an amnesty that will eventually see 1,027 prisoners released.
Some of the Palestinians had been in prison for decades, and some had been convicted of serious crimes such as murder and orchestrating suicide attacks.
Tens of thousands lined the streets of Hamas-controlled Gaza, where most of the freed prisoners were sent.
Witnesses said there were thousands of gun-toting masked Hamas militants, clad in black and green, patrolling roads.
Hamas wanted a show of force, but many believe they have now played their trump card by handing over Sgt Shalit, says the BBC's Jon Donnison in Gaza City.
The Islamist movement's leader Khaled Meshaal, speaking in Cairo, praised the swap, claiming it as a victory.
"Negotiation based on power forces the enemy to pay the price. We have defeated the Israelis," he said.
In the West Bank, where dozens more were sent, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas praised the former detainees as "freedom fighters".
Mr Abbas, whose Fatah movement appeared to have been outflanked by the swap deal, promised that more Palestinian prisoners would be freed soon.
Meanwhile 11 prisoners, who were deemed by Israel to be too dangerous to stay in the West Bank or Gaza, were greeted in the Turkish capital Ankara by Palestinian ambassador Nabil Marouf and Turkish officials.
Sixteen arrived in Syria to a welcome by flag waving crowds in the capital Damascus. One woman arrived in Jordan and others were sent to Qatar.

BBC News - Israeli-Palestinian joy at Gilad Shalit prisoner swap

 

[ngoshwe]

[h=1]Q&A: Gilad Shalit release deal[/h]

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This video released in 2009 was the first proof that Gilad Shalit was still alive

Continue reading the main story[h=2]Gilad Shalit release[/h]

• Exchange as it happened
• Shalit prisoner swap: Your reaction
• Timing key to release deal
• Exchange in pictures

After more than five years held in captivity in Gaza, Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit has been freed in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. Here are some of the main issues surrounding the saga.
How was Gilad Shalit captured?Gilad Shalit, then 19, was abducted on 25 June 2006 by a joint force of Palestinian militants who tunnelled under the Gaza-Israel border, ambushing an Israeli army post.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others were injured during the raid near the Kerem Shalom checkpoint. Two Palestinian militants also died. Sgt Shalit - then a corporal and tank gunner - was reported to have suffered shrapnel wounds.
The raid was claimed by Hamas's military wing, in league with an umbrella group called the Popular Resistance Committees which includes members of Fatah, Islamic Jihad, Hamas and a previously unknown group calling itself the Army of Islam.
What happened immediately after Sgt Shalit's abduction?Three days after the raid, having demanded Sgt Shalit's unconditional release, Israel launched its first ground invasion into Gaza since its unilateral withdrawal from the strip a year earlier.
In the days and weeks which followed, further incursions and air strikes were carried and dozens of MPs from Hamas's political wing in the West Bank were arrested.
Israel said the action was aimed at freeing Sgt Shalit and preventing rocket fire which had continued from Gaza into Israel since the 2005 withdrawal. In a month of military raids, more than 100 Palestinians died and an Israeli soldier was killed.
Continue reading the main story[h=2]Gilad Shalit Timeline[/h]

• 11 Oct 2011: Israel and Hamas announce deal to swap Shalit for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners
• 1 Oct 2009: Video received in exchange for prisoner release
• August 2009: Egyptian president says Germany is involved in negotiations
• 10 June 2008: Letter received "in Shalit's writing"
• 25 June 2007: Audio message received
• 29 June 2006: Israel detains dozens of Hamas officials
• 28 June 2006: Israeli troops enter Gaza after launching air strikes
• 26 June 2006: Militants demand prisoner release deal
• 25 June 2006: Shalit seized in cross-border attack

The situation in Gaza became overshadowed by Israel's conflict in the north with the Lebanese group Hezbollah, who seized two soldiers and killed five others on 12 July 2006.
Sgt Shalit continued to be held in a secret location and was denied any visits by the Red Cross or any other persons. Only one concrete proof of life was provided, in October 2009, when Hamas released a video of the gaunt-looking soldier holding that day's newspaper and appealing to the Israeli government to do whatever necessary to get him freed.
What is the deal which was eventually reached to free Sgt Shalit?Israel initially refused to negotiate at all, but later entered indirect talks brokered by Egypt, with the involvement of a German mediator.
After some five years of delicate negotiations, on 11 October 2011, both Israel and Hamas announced a deal had been signed to bring the issue to an end.
Under the terms, Israel would initially release 477 Palestinian prisoners, plus another 550 after Sgt Shalit returned home.
Hamas leaders, as well as Palestinians jailed for deadly attacks against Israelis, were among those to be freed.
Freeing prisoners "with blood on their hands" - those who have been responsible for the deaths of Israelis - is a hugely emotive issue in Israel.
Hamas however failed to secure the release of Marwan Bargouti, a popular leader from Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah party, who is widely seen as a possible successor to Mr Abbas and a figure who might bridge the divisions between Fatah and Hamas, the main Palestinian political faction.
Some prisoners have been transferred from the West Bank to the Gaza Strip, while others have been sent into exile abroad.
Both sides hailed the deal as a victory.
Why is the issue so important to Israel and the Palestinians?Israel is a highly militarised society that views itself as surrounded by hostile nations. Most parents send their sons and daughters as conscripts and many Israelis continue to serve as reservists in later life.
Gilad Shalit's capture and long incarceration was something with which all Israelis could identify, regardless of their other differences.
For Palestinians, the issue of their compatriots in prison in Israel - about 6,000 - is equally unifying. The experience of being in an Israeli prison or having a relative imprisoned is often seen as a part of the national struggle.
Hamas has vowed to continually work to secure the release of them all. The fact that Israel agreed to free more than 1,000 in exchange for one Israeli is seen as a major propaganda coup for Hamas, which had recently been overshadowed by its rival Fatah's diplomatic moves to obtain UN membership for Palestine.
How did the prisoner exchange take place?The exchange happened on Tuesday 18 October 2011. In the morning, Israel's Supreme Court ruled against objections to the prisoner release by victims' families.
Following that decision, Gilad Shalit was taken from an undisclosed location to the Rafah Crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border.
Simultaneously, the Palestinian prisoners were taken to the Kerem Shalom crossing between Israel and Egypt, about 5 miles (8km) away.
Sgt Shalit was transferred into the hands of Egyptian mediators, with Israeli representatives present. Once his transfer had been confirmed, Israel released 27 female prisoners.
The Egyptians then transferred Sgt Shalit to Israel, via Kerem Shalom where he made a first phone call to his parents. He was given a brief medical examination before being flown by helicopter from Kerem Shalom to Tel Nof airbase near Tel Aviv.
At the same time, freed Palestinian prisoners destined for Gaza and exile abroad crossed into Egypt via Kerem Shalom en route to Gaza or to third countries if they were among those being deported.
Simultaneously, in the West Bank, prisoners were be taken from Camp Ofer to the Bituniya checkpoint and handed over to Palestinian officials.
Once at Tel Nof airbase, Sgt Shalit underwent further medical examinations and met family members, including his father Noam, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and army chief-of-staff Benny Gantz.
After those meetings, Mr Netanyahu gave a statement to the press, and Gilad Shalit was flown home to the Israeli village of Mitzpe Hila.

 

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