Cowardly terrorists use helpless hostages as tools of war; such a "brave resistance" these demons are.

Four more young women are released by the evil Fakestinian terrorists; still no word on the Bibas babies nor any of the other remaining hostages. Has there ever been a more evil people on Earth?

The IDF confirmed that hostages Karina Ariev, Liri Albag, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy returned to Israeli territory after being transferred from Hamas captivity to the Red Cross on Saturday. It is wonderful that these four are home with their families.

The four female IDF soldiers taken hostage by Hamas had earlier been transferred by the terror organization, in military uniform, to the Red Cross in Gaza City. They were forced to stand in an absurd “press conference” in front of thousands of screaming scumbags, er, Fakestinians, surrounded by completely face-masked Hamas terrorists. So brave, these evil bastards, they won’t even show their faces standing in Gaza City.

So tough. So honorable. So resisty.

Have a read of this horrible deal that was signed, which proves to the world how little the Fakestinians care about their own people, and indicates just how much Israelis value life over death. Good, innocent people are being rescued from hell in Gaza, at the cost of returning convicted murderers back to the battlefield.

Here’s how the proposed three phases would work out, according to a current draft obtained by news outlets:

Phase 1

• The first phase will halt fighting for 42 days with 33 Israeli hostages incrementally freed from captivity in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinians imprisoned by Israel.

• There are 97 hostages – civilians and soldiers – in captivity, but only 60 are thought to be alive.

• On the first day of cease-fire, now set for Sunday, Hamas will release three hostages, then another four on the seventh day. After that, there will be weekly releases during the initial six-week period.

• Israel will let 30 Palestinian women, children and elderly imprisoned go in exchange for every civilian hostage freed from Gaza. For every female Israeli soldier released, the Jewish state will deliver 50 Palestinian prisoners, including 30 facing life sentences.

• For bodies returned to Israel, all Palestinian women and children detained from Gaza by Israel since the war started on Oct. 7, 2023 will be released. Meanwhile, Israeli forces will pull back into a buffer zone in Gaza and near the Israeli border that will allow displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in Gaza City and northern Gaza.

• About 600 trucks of humanitarian aid will flow in Gaza daily during the cease-fire, including 50 of them carrying fuel.

• Negotiations over second phase of the agreement will start on the 16th day of the first phase.

Phase 2

• If Israel and Hamas reach a further agreement, all remaining hostages are supposed to be freed and in return Israel will completely withdraw from Gaza during this phase.

• Reaching that next step could prove difficult, because Israel has said it won’t relent to a total withdrawal until the terror organization’s military and political power is wiped out.

• Hamas has said it won’t release the last hostages until all Israeli troops leave. Hamas needs to agree to remove itself from power — something it has hinted it is willing to do — but could still be a factor in a future government, which Israel does not want.

• While the draft agreement states a second phase deal must be reached by the end of phase one, Hamas had called for written guarantees that the temporary peace could continue until an agreement is struck. The terror group has said though it will abide by a verbal assurances from the United States, Egypt and Qatar. But Israel has not agreed to that and airstrikes could potentially start again.

Phase 3

• The third – and final phase — would entail Hamas trading the bodies of the rest of the remaining hostages in Gaza in return for a 3- to 5-year rebuilding plan in the decimated Palestinian territory under international supervision.

The only priority now is rescuing all the hostages. I have my own views on what justice for the Fakestinians looks like after that. For now, I am delighted these four young women have been rescued from Hell on Earth.

I wish their captors and tormentors nothing but pain, misery and a horrible lingering death.