By: Yekutiel Guzofsky

It turns out that millions of Jews in Israel are mere pawns in a satanic, metaphorical game of Monopoly, with Trump, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and Bibi as the main players. In the original Monopoly board game, the “Get Out of Jail Free” card frees the player from jail to continue playing and progress around the board without paying a fine, at the throw of the dice, and then must be returned to the respective Community Chest or Chance deck after it’s used. In the Bibi-and-Trump peace-game ordeal, the recipients of the Get Out of Jail Free cards are not two in the respective decks but 2,000 in Israeli prisons. And the cards don’t get returned to Community Chest or Chance. However, in 60 percent of prisoner exchanges from previous deals, they do, in fact, return to jail after re-engaging in the national “Palestinian” game of “kill the Jew.”

Among the thousands of terrorists to be released this time are senior terror leaders, including several who murdered Israeli women and children. In a breakdown of 1,950 terrorists to be released, according to Israeli government sources, 1,700 will be freed to Gaza, 15 to Jerusalem, 100 to Judea and Samaria, and 135 will be deported.

The following information has been collected from Kol HaYehudi, i24NEWS, and Ynet:

Iad Abu al-Rub, Islamic Jihad commander of Jenin, will be released. He was responsible for the 2003 suicide bombing in Sdeh Trumot, the June 2004 suicide bombing at The Stage in Tel Aviv, the suicide bombing in Hadera’s market in 2005, and many more terror attacks.

Ahmad Kaabana murdered Hagit Zavitsky and Liat Kastiel in Wadi Kelt in 1997.

Ahmad Kafinah stabbed Kinneret Ben-Shalom to death and wounded four others in 2006.

Ibrahim Aleykam murdered Ita Zur and her 12-year-old son, Ephraim, in 1996. He was sentenced to life in prison yet released in a prisoner exchange; ten years after his first imprisonment he was arrested again.

Imam Kamamji was given two life sentences for his role in the murder of Eliyahu Oshri.

Bahr Badar, a member of the Beit Lakiya Hamas infrastructure who carried out the terror attack on the Tzrifin army base in 2004, as well as the Hillel Café attack and the attack at the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station, was sentenced to 11 life terms.

Tarak Hussein, a member of Tanzim, murdered Aharon Abdian in 2002.

Muhammad Amraan, an Islamic Jihad terrorist from Hebron, was sentenced to 13 life terms for his role in the fatal attack on the “Prayer Path” near the Cave of the Patriarchs in 2002.

Jihad Rom, who murdered Yuri Gushzin of Pisgat Ze’ev, was sentenced to life plus twenty years.

Hussein Ruwadra murdered IDF soldier Eden Atias in Afula.

Kamal Hanisha, commander of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) in Shechem, was responsible for a series of fatal attacks, including the massacre of the Shabo family in Itamar in June 2002. In that attack, Rachel Shabo and her children Neria, Tzvika, and Avishai were murdered, as was Yossi Twito, the community’s security chief.

Hanisha was also responsible for a bombing in Netanya’s market in 2002, murdering Arkady Vizelman, Victor Tatrinov, and Haviv Yosef. He planned an attack at a disco outpost in a Samarian neighborhood where soldiers Amir Ben-Aryeh and Idan Suzin were murdered, was involved in a terror infiltration into Har Bracha where Dalit and Yaakov Rand were wounded, and plotted numerous other attacks.

Riyad Dakhlallah Ahmad al-Amour, convicted of murdering 12 people. A senior Fatah operative, he was sentenced to 11 life terms for murdering nine soldiers and civilians near Bethlehem. From October 2000 to March 2003, he took part in shootings, sniper attacks, and kidnappings near Solomon’s Pools (near Bethlehem) and the Tunnels Road from Jerusalem to Gush Etzion. Among other victims, he was responsible for the murder of Lt. Col. Yehuda Edri, commander of Unit 504, who was killed by an informant recruited by al-Amour. He was also responsible for the kidnapping and murder of Avi Boaz. He planned attacks in which soldiers Sgt. Max Hazan, Lt. David Hen-Cohen, Sgt. Shlomo Adashina, and Sgt. Dani Dray were murdered, as were civilians Avraham Fish, Aharon Gurov, and Devorah Friedman. Al-Amour is to be deported abroad.

Nasser and Mahmoud Abu Saror murdered Shin Bet agent Haim Nahmani in 1993.

Raad Shayh Abu-Hadir, a PA police officer, participated in the Ramallah lynching of IDF Corporal Vadim Nurzhitz.

Ismael Hamadan kidnapped and murdered Avi Boaz Braverman in 2002.

Nadr Abu-Turakey, a high-ranking Hamas terrorist, was arrested in 2002 after preparing to send a suicide terrorist. He was released in the Shalit exchange. According to The New York Times, he opened a restaurant named “Kanafa,” and was later arrested again for security crimes against Israel.

Muhammad Daud hurled a petrol bomb at the Moses family vehicle, murdering pregnant Ofra and her 5-year-old son, Tal.

Pharas Ganam, a Jerusalem resident, was sentenced in 2002 to nine life terms for murdering eight Jews and injuring dozens more.

Muhammad and Abed Shamasnah murdered Lior Tuval, Ronen Carmani, Rafi Doron, and IDF soldier Yehoshua Friedberg. Both were sentenced to multiple life sentences.

Kassam Asfara murdered Dvir Sorek; he was sentenced to life plus 40 years.

Marad Dayis murdered Dafna Meir in front of her children in Otniel in 2016.

Ahmad Kunbaa participated in the murder of Rabbi Raziel Shevach near Havat Gilad in 2018; he was sentenced to life plus 26 years.

Muhammad Abu al-Rub participated in the murder of Reben Shmerling of Elkana in 2017.

Muhammad Abed al-Baset Haruv was sentenced in 2015 to four life terms for the shooting murders in Gush Etzion of Yaakov Don and Ezra Schwartz, an 18-year-old American yeshiva student.

Muhammad and Emad Kawasma, both Hamas commanders, were arrested and released in the Shalit deal; both were arrested again for security crimes against Israel.

Mahmud Issa of Hamas established the “101st Brigade,” intended to free “Palestinian” prisoners by kidnapping IDF soldiers. He was part of the terror cell that kidnapped and murdered Nissim Toledano in 1992, demanding the release of Ahmed Yassin. Issa was sentenced to four life terms and an additional 49 years. Two members of the cell were released in the Shalit deal.

Sadly, we are not playing the board game of Monopoly, and Jewish lives should not be taken by chance—or by the throw of dice—by murderers receiving Get Out of Jail Free cards, released from prison through a sadistic turnstile, with everyone knowing full well that they are likely to return to prison through a revolving door after their next attempt to murder innocent Jewish men, women, and children.

Don’t Free Me

I hope to launch a campaign, “Don’t Free Me,” with the goal of collecting one million Jewish signatures on a petition that states: “If we, the undersigned, are ever taken hostage, we call upon the Israeli government not to negotiate our release in exchange for the release of Arab terrorists or at the expense of surrendering land, or anything that will risk the lives of thousands of fellow Jews and the State of Israel.”

You can sign the petition: https://www.atzuma.co.il/dontfreeme

That was the last will and testament of Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg in 1286 in Germany and of Avraham Azulai (2025) in Gaza. Azulai, the brave IDF soldier, told his father: “If they ever try to capture me, I will fight until death to prevent being taken hostage.” Hamas tried to take him hostage in Gaza, but he fought like a lion and prevented it. They shot him dead, but were forced to flee back into their tunnel without Avraham.

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Yekutiel Guzofsky is a writer living in Tapuach in Samaria. He is the founder and chairman of the Israel Dog Unit and a lifelong Jewish activist