Back in 70s there was a wave of Palestinian terrorism in Italy, along with other types of far-left and far-right terrorism. This included:
1972: Blowing up 150,000 tons of oil near Trieste:
1973: Murder of 34 people, with 14 injured in Rome:
1982: Murder of a 2-year old child, and injuring of 37 at a synagogue in Rome:
1983: 19 dead and 120 wounded in military attacks on passengers at airports:
The Italian politician, tired of Palestinian terrorism, made a deal with Palestinians, letting them travel freely through Italy if they wouldn’t engage in terrorism. His motivation in “Lodo Moro” was:
in many cases, exchanges have been made in the past, everywhere, to safeguard hostages and save innocent victims
You might wonder what happened to this politician, Aldo Moro? He was kidnapped by Red Brigades, the communist terrorists, and killed:
Maybe a cautionary tale about tolerating terrorism in any form. Game theory >> naive ethics.
Also, a lesson about what it takes to be a live player vs a literally dead player: