Ehud Barak speaking Monday in the Knesset: "We sent Gilad Schalit, and must do everything possible to bring him home," Barak said. "There are negotiations taking place, and there are other channels of action - and it would be wrong to elaborate about them."Too bad no one tried that four years ago, when Barak's Labor colleague Amir "Comrade" Peretz was Defense Minister.
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We can only hope surrender is not the government's default option as has been the habit so often in the past. Negotiations should be the last resort. Am I wrong they will try to rescue him?
What could go wrong indeed
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