Comments by "Orwellian Horseman of the Apocalypse" (@DennisMoore664) on "" video.

There isn't any happiness from these hostages who have been held by Hamas other then that they are happy to not be held hostage any longer. And it's a well known fact that the Hamas leader, Yahya Sinwar, had what would have been a fatal brain tumor remove by Israeli surgeons in 2007 while he was being held prisoner and was serving multiple life sentences for the kidnapping and murder of two Israeli soldiers in 1988.
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@nabbunsechkie That happened for one hostage who would have probably preferred to be released so he could celebrate his birthday with his family. And after they were rescued, the hostages "Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan, and Andrey Kozlov were found to be malnourished during initial medical tests". The way both Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are treated is horrible. It's like everything else with the conflict - there are atrocious things being done on both sides ... bruh.
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@laithmughrabi8990 If I actually would "come out healthy and happy" after being held hostage by Hamas then obviously that would be better than the mistreatment many Palestinians suffer in Israeli prisons. But since the people being held hostage by Hamas are not being well treated by their captors then I wouldn't want to be be in either situation. Anyone, like the OP, that is suggesting the Israeli hostages are not being mistreated by their captors is spreading lies. Both situations are terrible.
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@nabbunsechkie That doesn't have anything to do with the lie in your original post that the "Israelis all come out healthy and happy". That's just not true. If you want to make out like the people holding civilians hostage are not doing something wrong then you're so far gone that I'm just wasting my time. It's just as wrong and misguided as the people who say that the Israeli government and military has the right to do whatever it wants in Gaza after attack Oct 7th.
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