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Did Israel ever get back those two hostages from their Army from last years war with Lebanon?
If they didn't, why doesn't the media cover this?
8 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Well not yet for sure,
Over the last 30 years, Israel has released about 7,000 prisoners to secure freedom for 19 Israelis and to retrieve the bodies of eight others.
A number of diplomatic efforts have been made to secure the release of Israeli IDF personnel following their capture by enemy forces ( far form any media coverage ).
In 1985, Israel released 1,150 prisoners in exchange for three Israeli soldiers captured in Lebanon. Then-Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin defended the deal. "When no military option exists," he said, "there is no choice but to enter negotiations and pay a price." In June 1998 the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) brokered an exchange of prisoners and prisoners and remains among Israel, Lebanon, Hizballah, and the South Lebanese Army (SLA). In exchange for the remains of an Israeli sergeant who was killed in a military operation in Lebanon in September 1997, Israel and the SLA released 65 prisoners, and returned the remains of 40 Hizballah guerrillas. The most recent came in October 2000 on Shebaa Farms, when Hezbollah captured three IDF soldiers who were killed either during the operation or in its immediate aftermath. Hezbollah sought to obtain the release of 14 Lebanese prisoners in exchange, together with Palestinian prisoners. A prisoner swap was carried out on 29 January 2004: 30 Lebanese and Arab prisoners, the remains of 59 Lebanese militants and civilians, 400 Palestinian prisoners, and maps showing Israeli mines in South Lebanon were exchanged for Israeli businessman and former army colonel Elchanan Tenenbaum abducted in 2000 in Kuwait, and the remains of the three IDF soldiers mentioned above.
Let's not forget that Hezbollah is a terrorist organization as well as Amal, and the media can't cover a terrorist organization!
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RON ARAD MISSING SINCE 1986 !!!!
- Gamla JoeLv 71 decade ago
No, and they are being covered in the media in Israel, but not around the rest of the world.
- Dragon'sFireLv 61 decade ago
I know for sure they got back the one who was the second to be abducted, last I heard they ware negotiating for the second but that was a long time ago..
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- 1 decade ago
Because of the disputed legal status of combatants from both sides of the conflict.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
No not yet