Like a phoenix rising from the ashes of the incense burner, hundreds of free people emerge from the “cemeteries of the living,” filled with mixed feelings of joy and happiness at meeting their loved ones after a long separation, to the point that it was thought they would never meet again, and with the agony of pain from the horror of what they endured behind the curtains of darkness throughout the years of detention.

Scenes of prisoners forced to wear Holocaust-inspired clothing, and the forms of torture and abuse they were subjected to, such as being left shackled all day long, and their wounds patched with threads pulled from their blankets and hand-made obelisks, reflect practices that go beyond what Nazism committed, whose victims’ descendants reproduce its horrors against other victims who had nothing to do with it.

“It could have been better than it was,” revealed Israeli officials who participated in the marathon negotiations throughout the fifteen months of the insane war of extermination. That is, the detainees and prisoners could have been released at a lower price if the fundamentalist biblical agendas that pressured to prolong the war, in order to implement their plans to control Gaza, had been removed.

Trump's Saturday passed quietly, unlike its loud owner who threatened Gaza with hell, but it teaches a lesson that force does not make peace, nor achieve security, and that threats and intimidation do not work with free peoples who redeem their homelands with their blood...

It is ironic that Netanyahu appears to be a "man of peace" in the face of Trump's wildness and madness!