Hamas: Gilboa escapees top the list of prisoners in any swap deal
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Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya said that “the six heroes who liberated themselves from the israeli Gilboa jail will be at the top of the list in any future prisoner swap deal.”
In his Friday khutba (sermon) held outside the Red Cross headquarters in Gaza, Hayya said that his Movement works strongly and with all means on having the prisoners released, adding that meetings are held every day in Gaza for that purpose.
He stressed that the Palestinian people and their resistance would respond to all the zionist jailers and officers who were involved in assaulting the prisoners’ leaders in jails and the Gilboa escapees after re-arresting them.
He described the issue of the prisoners as “a red line,” warning that the resistance would not be silent on any Israeli assault on them. (ILKHA)
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