Last weekend the first phase of a cease -the -fire agreement between Israel and the Islamist terrorist organization Hamas expired. Until now, the conflict parties have not been able to agree to an extension of the agreement. But soon it could be too late for the Israeli hostages who stay in the Gaza Strip. Now more than 50 hostages who have already been released have contacted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
They ask the head of the government to fully execute the Stakes -Fire Agreement with the Islamist Hamas. “We, whom we have experienced hell, know that a return to the war is life threatening,” said a group of 56 liberated hostages on Friday evening in an open letter in the online service Instagram. “Set the agreement in full and in a single step,” said Netanyahu.
Yarden Bibas is also one of the signatories. His German-Israeli wife Shiri Bibas and her children Kfir and Ariel were a symbol of the brutal Hamas attack in southern Israel in Israel in Israel.
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The first phase had started on January 19 and left on March 1. In the six weeks, the Hamas handed hosts, including the Austrian-Israeli Double Citizen Citizen Tal Shaurham and Eight Deaths. In exchange, around 1,800 Palestinian prisoners were released. Despite the expiry of the first phase of the ceasefish -the fighting, the fighting has not yet flown back. However, the threats of US President Donald Trump, who said a few days ago, was not too useful: “No Hamas -member will be sure if you don’t do what I say.” The terrorist organization also reacted with a sharp threat: the remaining hostages would be murdered if the situation of the Palestinian population was tightened.
According to Israel, Israel wants to expand the first phase mid -April. The Hamas, on the other hand, calls for the transition to the second phase, which should lead to a permanent end of the war. Of the 251 people who were held hostage in the Hamas attack, 58 are still in the Gaza Strip. 34 of them are death according to the Israeli army.
Source: Krone
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