Was what this hostage endured anti-Islamic behavior by heretics or merely an expression of Islamic values?

I assume she was not kidnapped and held hostage by Christian Palestinians.

Remind me again how the German people were de-nazified.

If they don't have any clue what the heck they are talking about?

These children have no real independent concept of anything. They are programed by their parents and society. In our country, we do not even try them as adults, much less condemn them to death as terrorists...

Please tell me you are kidding about these young children being deserving of death.

Don't put your words in my mouth.

Why would you think calling them terrorists is a good idea, though? I mean, I think we can all agree that terrorists deserve to die, or at least be locked up for the rest of their lives, no?

Following the events of October 7, 2023, there have been reports of minors from Gaza participating in attacks against Israel. For instance, during the October 7 attacks, some Palestinian teenagers were documented assisting militants by locating residents and looting homes. In certain cases, children were used to enter houses through windows to open doors from the inside. Additionally, there were instances where children accompanied militants during attacks, sometimes armed and directed to execute Israelis.

That is the operative part of your comment.

There is an open debate about treating teenagers as adults versus as kids. However, the OP concerned 4 and 8 year olds.

... Is child abuse. In Gaza it's child abuse on a massive scale, built into the society.

What is the answer? Child protective custody? Removal of parental rights on a society level?

But if the child is being abused, we certainly can't call him a terrorist.

. . . like, at what age does a child who is performing terrorist activities get to be called a terrorist? Like, if a 13-year-old agrees to strap on a bomb and board a bus to explode said bomb, killing dozens of civilians, what should they be called (other than Little Pieces).

Is a 17-year-old fighting for Hamas still a child? 16? 15? 14? Where is the line?

How about an early teenager who was trained in jihadi "summer camps (Terrorist training), and then goes on a stabbing rampage in Jerusalem? Still not a terrorist?

I think we can agree those are not terrorists.

Which means we can agree there are not 2 million terrorists in gaza.

. . . that young children who are being trained as terrorists should be removed from their families and environment and given protective custody with a child welfare organization and sent to foster homes? Or should they stay in an environment where they are being trained to be terrorists?

. . . it is to free them from their "open-air prison camp"? You'd think they would love the idea of leaving.