Israel's 'devilish' choice: What an army expert says about rescuing the hostages
It is, say many, the most complicated hostage-taking situation in recent memory. When Hamas first attacked Israel nearly two weeks ago, it took what was believed to be around 100 hostages. Men, women and children. Many snatched from their beds. Now, the Israeli government says the number stands at more like 199 hostages. Their loved ones wait in anguish for any news. Today, former Australian army officer and middle east analyst Rodger Shanahan on the unique challenge the Israeli defence force faces in attempting to rescue the hostages.Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.