Prisoner exchanges

I hate prisoner exchanges in general.

However, there's some wisdom to be seen in the value of the exchange.

If one imprisoned Israeli soldier is worth 20, 30, 50 imprisoned Palestinians [or whatever, who cares?], what value does that contribute or deteriorate from the value of those other prisoners.  Imagine: "You're only worth 1/20 of that soldier that was traded.  But, that's the best deal we could swing."   Real wake-up, ain't it?

If Palestinians can not comprehend the valuelessness of their terror/horror-based campaigns against Israel, then there's nothing to be done for remedying that complete and utter lack of awareness.  Nothing.