Move mountains to get hostages home

But horror blast Brit tells of dilemma over Hamas release

- ANDY LINES and PAUL MARTIN

A BRIT injured in a Hamas suicide attack that killed his cousin has spoken out after the mastermind of the blast was released from jail.

Gideon Black said he feels like there has been a "deal with the devil" after the latest prisoner-for-hostage exchange.

Despite his anger, he said officials must do all they can to get the final Israeli hostages home from Gaza.

Gideon was in a bus in Tel Aviv, Israel, in 2002 with cousin Jonathan "Yoni" Jesner, 19, when it was blown up, killing six people.

Ashraf Zughayer, who planned the attack and got six life terms, was freed last month.