Disturbing Videos Of Israeli Hostages Spark Protests At Tel Aviv’s ‘Hostage Square’ | World News
CNN, CNN, CNN’nin still organized in Gaza, the release of disturbing videos, the protesters gathered on Saturday on Saturday Tel Aviv’in “Hostage Square” reported that the air filled.
The videos published by the militant groups Hamas and Palestinians described Israeli hostages Evyatar David and Rom Braslavski in a visible fragile state, creating widespread anger and anxiety. David’s undated images are side by side with the images of Palestinian children.
According to CNN, at least 20 of them are among the fifty hostages in the region, which is believed to be alive.
The videos were published as cease -fire talks between Israel and Hamas, and the Palestinians in Gaza face a assembly hunger crisis.
According to CNN, the US ambassador to the Middle East Steve Witkoff participated in the protest in Tel Aviv the day after visiting a controversial US -backed aid distribution area in the Gaza Strip.
Witkoff then held a meeting of about three hours with the representatives of the 40 hostage family, defined as “very emotional”.
During the meeting, he stressed that the cease -fire negotiations between Witkoff, Israel and Hamas should be “or nothing”, and all of the 50 hostages in Gaza were returned to Israel at once.
Witkoff, “Plan, not to expand the war, not to finish. We think that negotiations should be changed to everyone. Finish the war and bring 50 hostages home at the same time – this is the only way.” He said.
Witkoff said, “Someone will be accused.”
According to the forum, Witkoff said the United States will “take your children home and hold Hamas responsible for bad actions” and “will do the right thing for the Ghazan people”.
“We have a plan to end the war and bring everyone home.”
The pledge families, who often say that the ongoing war in Gaza endangered their loved ones – called for a “comprehensive agreement” that will see that the war in the region was terminated on Saturday and the remaining hostages were released.
