The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu He called on Hamas members to return the Israeli hostages they have held since the attack on October 7 last year.
Following the assassination of Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu He stated this Thursday that The war in Gaza “is not over yet”and asked to release the hostages held by the Palestinian organization.
“The war… is not over yet. And it is difficult and demands a high price from us,” he warned. Netanyahu in a video message. He also addressed the members of Hamas and made them a proposal: “whoever lays down his weapon and returns our hostages, we will guarantee that he will preserve his life“.
Netanyahu made these statements about a new operation in the Gaza Stripwhere they went Three Palestinian fighters killed this Thursdayas announced by Defense Forces (IDF) of Israel. They also confirmed that one of those killed was Yahya Sinwarthe primary leader of Hamas.
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This news was well received by the families forumthe main association of families of hostages in Israel. In a statement they stated that “the news of the elimination of Yahya Sinwar and asks to take advantage of this very important advance to guarantee the return of the hostages“.
Kamala Harris affirms that the death of the head of Hamas is an “opportunity” to “end” the war in Gaza
The vice president and Democratic candidate for president of the United States, Kamala Harrisconsidered this Thursday that the death of the head of Hamas, Yahya Sinwar, is a “chance to end” the war in Gaza.
This war “must end in such a way that Israel is safethe hostages are freed and the suffering in Gaza ends, and the Palestinian people can exercise their right to dignity, security, freedom and self-determination“he declared less than a month before the presidential elections.
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