More than 150 Hamas prisoners were photographed enjoying the good life in a ritzy, five-star hotel in Egypt after being freed as part of the Gaza peace deal — but have now apparently ditched their lush digs.
The Renaissance Cairo Mirage City Hotel in Cairo had been the upscale landing spot for 154 terrorists recently released from Israeli confinement in the initial stages of President Trump’s historic 20-point Gaza peace deal, the Daily Mail reported.
The killers were photographed sipping cappuccinos, noshing on fine dining, and dabbling in the world-class amenities of the lavish hotel.
Renaissance Cairo Mirage City Hotel
But as of Saturday the ex-prisoners had left their luxury stay, Marriott officials confirmed to the Times of Israel.
Many of those militants at the hotel celebrated the wedding of Akram Abu Bakr — who is responsible for dozens of shootings and bombings, according to the Mail.
Some of the freed prisoners were notorious terrorists responsible for heinous acts of violence against Israelis.
Mahmoud Issa, 57, had been imprisoned since 1993 for abducting and murdering border police officer Nissim Toledano. Samir Abu Nima, 64, was jailed in 1983 for a bus bombing in Jerusalem that killed six people including an 11-year-old boy. And Muhammad Zawahara, 52, took part in a deadly 2024 shooting near a Jerusalem check-point area.
When the cadre of bad apples weren’t poolside, they made themselves at home amongst the resort’s other guests who were seemingly unaware that they were brushing shoulders with the Palestinian terrorists.
During Abu Bakr’s wedding, which was reportedly held on Oct. 18, a Christian couple was also getting married in a nearby room at the massive hotel — with ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” playing the background as the terrorists took family photos, the DailyMail reported.
