State Secretary Josef Schellhorn (Neos) received the brothers and sisters of two Hamas Geiseln in Vienna on Monday. Evyatar David and Guy Gilboa-Dalal have been in the violence of the terrorist organization for 600 days. They spent part of their imprisonment together with the Valley Shaham, which is now released.
“(…) A permanent peace will only be possible if you can return to your families. The government of Austria will support all efforts that would contribute to the release of hostages and at the end of suffering.
The Israeli ambassador David Roet was also there during the meeting on Monday. The two brothers and sisters of the hostages held tables with photos from their family members to the cameras. The Austrian-Israeli Double Citizens Tal SHOHAM was already released by Hamas on February 22, 2025 after 505 days of imprisonment.
New American proposal for Stakes -furen has been submitted
According to Israeli information, at least 20 hostages are included in the Gaza Strip. With three other abducted people it is unclear whether they are still alive. The forum of the hostage families recently called for an “extensive agreement” that provides for the release of all hostages and an end to the war.
A Palestinian representative reported that the Hamas who rule the rule in the Gaza Strip had approved a new American proposal for a ceasefire. This provides for the release of ten hostages and a cease-fire of 70 days. “The proposal includes the release of ten living Israeli hostages, which are included in two groups by Hamas, in exchange for a cease-fire of 70 days and a partial retreat from the Gaza Strip,” the Insider said. In addition, the authorities of Israel are supposed to release Palestinian prisoners, including hundreds of long prison sentence.
The Israeli government had previously rejected a proposal for an agreement. The draft cannot be accepted by a responsible government, said an Israeli official. Details were not given. In the first instance there was no statement about the new proposal.
Source: Krone
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