The Israeli government approved tonight (Tuesday) the extension of an agreement with Hamas, to allow for the release of additional hostages. As part of the agreement, in addition to extending the ceasefire in Gaza, Israel will release 50 more female terrorists. Many are prominent inciters whose release may ignite Jerusalem, Judea and Samaria, and even Arab communities in Israel.
Take, for example, Henedi Hilwani and Hadija Hawis, both of whom are leading inciters and operated a network of Hamas supporters in Jerusalem for many years. They were also prominently features in a series on ‘The Inciters who are Igniting Jerusalem.' Both were arrested following their inflammatory statements and their support for the heinous massacre on October 7th.
Hilwani and Hawis are not just “ordinary instigators." They appear at almost every Hamas conference in Israel and abroad organizing support for the “Battle for Al-Aqsa.” Both are prominent figures in the Murabitat movement which operates at the Temple Mount and harasses Jewish visitors. Together, they also organize missions of women to visit mothers of terrorists. Both have been investigated multiple times and have been subject to various restrictions, including bans from leaving Israel.
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As for Ahed Tamimi, one can assume that she needs no introduction – a young terrorist considered a symbol in the Arab struggle, she was arrested recently for incitement and her support for the massacre on October 7th. Shatila Abu Aida from Kafr Kasem, who carried out a stabbing attack six years ago in Rosh Haayin and planned a shooting and explosives attack, will also be released as part of the agreement. Iya Hatib from Arara, who was arrested a few months ago for a series of security offenses, will also be released.
Also expected to be released are Ahadab Hourani from Haifa and Daana Houri from Nof Hagalil, both of whom are Arab models who incited to murder Jews and supported the October 7th massacre. They were both also arrested in recent weeks. Also, Rawat al-Azza, who just yesterday was charged with incitement to terror, will be released. The government is also offering to release Hanin Alzaru from Tiberias, and Reema Murad from Nazareth, who is a student at the Technion. They too were arrested recently for incitement and for supporting the October 7th massacre.
