A Cairo luxury hotel has expelled more than 150 freed Hamas terrorists after a report revealed they were staying alongside unsuspecting Western tourists, including British airline crews.
The five-star Renaissance Cairo Mirage City, a Marriott property known as a hub for international air crews, removed the group within hours of the revelations. The extremists — released from Israeli prisons under Donald Trump’s peace deal — had been housed there under Egyptian supervision.
British flight attendants who discovered they had been sharing hotel facilities with convicted jihadists expressed shock, according to multiple reports. The group included high-profile militants such as Mahmoud Issa, founder of Hamas’s Special Unit 101, and Samir Abu Nima, responsible for a deadly 1983 Jerusalem bus bombing.
The terrorists were later relocated to a remote government-owned resort outside Cairo. While still reportedly living in comfort, their movements and visitors are now tightly restricted.
Moshe Saville, CEO of the Israeli charity OneFamily, which aids terror victims, said the incident “shows the moral absurdity in which murderers are pampered while bereaved families face lifelong pain.”
Sources indicate some of the men may eventually be transferred to other countries in the region, including Qatar and Turkey, under continued monitoring by local security agencies.
The Marriott group has not issued a statement on the matter.
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