Chris USA: Adina Kutnicki you are too extreme, making a mockery out of justice in the process! Israel's leadership is caught between a rock and a hard place because the 1st prisoner swap created this precedent which is now a mill stone around the neck of the government. A way must be acheived to end this practice without undermining public support for the government. Logically that means the public votes to determine the course of action on Gilad Schalit. Anything less calls into question the democratic nature of Israel. The vote should also include a measure to prevent future occurances.

soulpower sweden: "41attacking the messenger,as usual, rather than the issue.the swedes used to be an extremely well developed democracy;they took controll of their religion and made it apolitical. in the name of democraccy they then allowed huge influx of a foreign religion...in the name of democracy todays swedes are refusing to take controll of this foreign religion, so the foreign religion is taking controll of sweden...causing extreme disharmony and developement of extreme right.same problem as israel:democratic right used to destroy democracy.uncontrolled religious right is todays trojan horse