Израиль спас ему жизнь. Через 12 лет он устроил резню 7 октября

In 2011, Israel saved the life of a man nicknamed "The Butcher of Khan Yunis." Israeli doctors removed a brain tumor, and several years later, he was released as part of a major prisoner exchange. His name was Yahya Sinwar. Twelve years later, he would become one of the main organizers of the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023—the bloodiest day in modern Israeli history. But is Sinwar's story simply a tragic mistake? Or is it a natural consequence of Israel's unique philosophy, which holds that the state must fight for every citizen at any cost? In this episode, we'll explore: ▪️ How the principle of returning prisoners was formed in Israel ▪️ Why the country has been accepting unequal exchanges for decades ▪️ What changed after Entebbe and the kidnappings of Ron Arad and Gilad Shalit ▪️ How Yahya Sinwar studied Israel while in prison ▪️ Why hostage-taking has become the main weapon of terrorists ▪️ What lessons has Israel learned since the tragedy of October 7th ▪️ Can the new course end the "hostage business"? This is a story about humanism, national solidarity, terror, and the dire moral dilemmas faced by a state trying to preserve humanity in the midst of war. #Israel #YahyaSinwar #Hamas #October7 #GiladShalit #IsraelHistory #IDF #Mossad #MiddleEast #Hostages #Terrorism #Entebbe #MilitaryHistory #Israel2023 #History