Family members of Israeli prisoners held by Hamas have accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of prioritizing military operations over saving their loved ones. In a passionate statement outside the Israeli military headquarters in Tel Aviv, they condemned Netanyahu and his government for allegedly choosing to abandon a possible ceasefire deal.
Einav Zangauker, the mother of one of the hostages, labeled Netanyahu as “Mr. Death” and accused him of jeopardizing the lives of the captives. The decision to maintain troops in the Philadelphi Corridor, despite the potential impact on the prisoners, has sparked outrage and calls for immediate action.
The protesters are demanding that the government prioritize the lives of the hostages and negotiate a deal with Hamas. The situation remains tense as mass rallies are scheduled to take place tonight to pressure the authorities into reaching an agreement.
The public outcry continues as families fear for the safety of their loved ones and condemn the government’s handling of the crisis.