Hamas hostage -direct tradition was intended to send a message to the world that they still have the upper hand in the Gaza Strip
Eli Sharabi’s spectacle interviewing the stage, surrounded by its fighters Hamascaused starch and rage in the Israelis, according to the BBC.
“How do you feel?” He is asked by a Hamas fighter wearing a mask covering his entire face. “I feel very happy today to return to … wife and daughters,” she replies, not knowing that they were killed in Hamas’ attack on Israel On October 7, 2023.
The directed tradition of the hostages was broadcast live around the world to send a message.
The ranks of armed fighters, the banner in Arabic, Hebrew and English that says “We are the flood … the next day of war” – all directed with modern camera equipment – all this was intended to send a message to the world that have the upper hand in Gauze strip And they intend to remain the situation.
In previous exchanges of hostages and prisoners, Hamas tried to give the impression that he was taking care of those who had abducted. It was not possible to do so this time.
All three men who released were in very poor condition. As their images were broadcast on Homer Square in the center of Tel Aviv, the atmosphere changed from a climate of celebration to a climate of suffering.
“It’s complicated,” said 21 -year -old Ruth Senderovich, who was watching developments on big screens. “It’s the greatest joy I had for a long time and it is also painful because you see now dissolved men.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel “will not silence the shocking scenes” and that similar measures would be taken, without specifying what they will be.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), which facilitates exchanges, said it is “more and more concerned about the conditions surrounding liberalization businesses”, demanding that they be decent and not to be publicly held.
But it is not only Hamas who has been strongly criticized for the state of the people he releases.
Immediately after the liberation of the three hostages, 183 Palestinians – some of whom were carrying out long -term penalties for their involvement in Israeli murders, while others were detained without charges – were released from Israeli prisons.
One of those released was Jamal Al-Tawil, a former mayor of Al-Bireh. It has passed almost two decades in and out of Israeli prisons, partly due to claims that it has helped plan suicide bombing. He recently went on a hunger strike to protest his detention without charges.
His daughter, who was recently released, claimed that he was beaten in the last moments before his release. He had to be transported from the bus to the hospital while he was connected to a snorkel.
According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, seven of those released from Israeli prisons needed hospital care after their imprisonment.
Since October 7, 2023, there have been numerous reports that accuse Israeli authorities of abuse of Palestinian prisoners.
The question now is what the impact will have the releases of hostages and prisoners on Saturday on the fragile ceasefire agreement.
Israel said it was sending negotiators to Qatar to discuss “technical issues” before talks on the next phase began. He has also warmly welcomed the US President Donald Trump’s proposal to evacuate Gaza from the Palestinians.
In the meantime, Hamas accused Israel of a “lack of commitment” to ceasefire, but said she was still ready to participate in any talks.
Hamas also released a video to release the three hostages. Turn to underground tunnels, apparently knowing that they are going to be released. The hostages talk to the camera, thanking God and then put out uniforms with their photos.
After the video was published shortly, a statement was followed by the families requesting that it would not be broadcast by the media.
Despite the rage over the situation of the hostages, many came to another conclusion from yesterday. An agreement to ensure their freedom – and a permanent end to battles – will not come soon enough.
Source :Skai
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