Call Me Back - with Dan Senor The Deal and its Political Fallout - with Amit Segal
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Jan 28, 2025 
Amit Segal, chief political correspondent for Channel 12 News and Yediot Ahronot, dives into the controversial hostage deal and its effects on Israeli politics. He examines the historical reluctance to negotiate with terrorists and critiques recent concessions to Hamas, revealing the moral dilemmas faced by political leaders. Segal also discusses the implications of executing Palestinian terrorists under Israeli law and explores the complex dynamics of land ownership in the region, shedding light on the challenges of governance in Gaza.
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Importance of Diverse Opinions
- Amit Segal prioritizes giving a voice to those who oppose the hostage deal.
- He believes it's crucial to present diverse perspectives, even if unpopular, to foster informed discussion.
Shalit Deal Concerns
- Segal recalls his younger self's apprehension about the Shalit deal and the high cost of releasing terrorists.
- He highlights the release of Yerkes Inuar, involved in the October 7th massacre, emphasizing the severe consequences.
Reasons for Supporting the Deal
- Segal supports the deal due to the presence of Israeli hostages, including female soldiers who warned about Hamas.
- He also trusts Trump's stance on Hamas and Iran more than Biden's or Harris'.