[doctorzlo]

$100,000 Reward Placed on the Head of Kahanes' Murderer

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Ne...sh.aspx/222458
On December 31, 2000, terrorist Mustafa Muslimani murdered Binyamin and Talia Kahane. Today, he is free as part of the Shalit deal, but friends and supporters of Kahane have put a price on his head. Binyamin Kahane was the son of slain nationalist leader Rabbi Meir Kahane and a leader in his own right. He was gunned down along with his wife, Talia, as they drove in their family car from Jerusalem toward their home in Kfar Tapuach. Why stop with just one murderer? Lets have a price list for the other 1026 and make the trip to Israel worth while hey?

[Beerinkol]

Also, Roee Ruttenberg posted an article on 972 stating that some of those released could face extradition

Israel has released Palestinian prisoners from its jail in the past. But this exchange is especially touchy for a number of reasons, least of which might be the freshness of some of the attacks that landed these people in jail in the first place. But for the prisoners, this might not be the end of their time behind bars.

Some of the families of foreign-national or dual-national victims killed in these attacks could take their cases to their respective national courts and governments. A Palestinian prisoner like Ahlam Tamimi, one of the 27 woman being released, is being “exiled” to Jordan. Having been involved in an attack that left American and Dutch nationals dead, should could face extradition charges. Even if the Israeli Prime Minister signs a deal for their exchange, and the Israeli President official pardons them, does that hinder the rights of other leaders around the world to pursue them?... source: http://972mag.com/could-released-pal...-orders/25688/

[doctorzlo]

What if they only stay in the countries they are being "exiled" to (for example if Ahlam Tamimi remains in Jordan)? Could other countries touch (i.e. pursue) them?

[Paul Bunyan]

Send them to London, Oslo, Madrid, Berkeley

[HedgeYourBets]

What if they only stay in the countries they are being "exiled" to (for example if Ahlam Tamimi remains in Jordan)? Could other countries touch (i.e. pursue) them?

That would depend on the extradition treaty between the specific countries.

[tgs]

I accept the terms if the prize would be min. 500K and an arabic pass is provided.

[MannoFr]

What with Larry Derfner throwing himself in front as a human shield, the body count's bound to climb.

[Slonopotam845]

What with Larry Derfner throwing himself in front as a human shield, the body count's bound to climb.

Larry actually opposed releasing terrorists to get Gilad back. This may seen inconsistent given his support for terrorism, but it makes perfect sense when you remember that Larry opposes everything the State of Israel does, no matter what:

Israel didn’t owe it to Gilad Schalit to release hundreds of killers, to risk the lives of untold innocent people and to basically invite further kidnappings, all to end his captivity, as nightmarish as it’s no doubt been. source: http://972mag.com/israel-doesnt-owe-...ts-pows/25634/

[Peptobismol]

It makes sense in a weird way. Torture Jews = everything Derfner believes.

[NeroASERCH]

That one was of the few columns Larry wrote that I found myself agreeing with: glad Shalit is safe and sound home with his family, while at the same time dreading for the future victims of terrorist attacks thanks to this trade!!!!

[9mm_fan]

At any rate the IDF should publish fake (and real) reports attached to most of the names thanking them personally for their collaboration.

[doctorzlo]

The best thing to come out of this is, the whole world now knows that one Jew is worth more than a thousand arabs.

[brraverishhh]

I dont understand this Halakhic rule

"Jewish person must defend other Jews' lives and if he is unable to do so himself, he must hire another person to do so."