Why retired general thinks hostage exchange is a 'net loss' for Israel|CNN |News

Why a retired general believes that Israel has suffered a "net loss" as a result of the hostage exchange.

This is General Wesley Clark, a military analyst for CNN and a former supreme allied commander of NATO. It's good to have you, General. Before I ask you a question, I just want to start. Israeli officials have provided us with an update regarding the number of hostages they think Hamas is still holding. 201 is that number. They are aware that this does not match the number of previous occurrences. However, as our viewers can understand, these figures are subject to change based on new information, which is why Israel currently believes that 201 hostages who were taken on October 7th are still in Gaza.

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