This is really, now, an international dilemma, an unsolvable problem. Many children, if not all, in Palestine are taught that being a suicide bomber means Paradise for them, and so, as they travel all over the world in the future, they can all be considered as ticking time bombs. How, do we combat such things? How can they ever, ever be trusted in any civilized society? When will they "blow up".
There's a sick joke about Palestinian women talking to one another, and one a grandmother, says, "Oh yes, the young children, they blow up so soon nowadays, don't they?" Some will say that this is showing predjudice. Am I? Yes, I am against kids being taught religious tennants that say that such indiscriminate slaughter of other human beings is the correct way to live (and die).
I would discriminate and say to Hamas, "Not one of your children will ever be issued a passport to this country, or any divilized country, if you insist on teaching them irrantional acts of suicide. Nor will yoiu get one dollar from the U.S." Why should the children of this country have to get used to such acts of terror?
But no, we send the Palestinians billions and they violate every law of decency in the civilized world through such teachings.
What has this to do with Guantanamo? Take a wild guess!
Back in the 1800s in our Wild West, with few resources to cope with things like this, they'd have opted for a quick way to protect themselves. Unfortunately it had its problems along with it.
Primative societies knew the art of self-preservation, but with all our knowledge and understanding in this modern civilization we have not come up with an answer that seems any better. Better? Well, keeping them in Guantanamo was one, wasn't it?