Hamas
Hamas’s “despicable violation” of the deal “is a stark reminder” of its “barbaric nature,” Danny Danon wrote to U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres.
The Israeli prime minister stated that the terror organization must give assurances that it won’t commit future violations or humiliate hostages.
The Israeli premier welcomed the six freed hostages, describing their return as a “moment of joy and relief.”
The U.S. president added that he will not force through his voluntary relocation proposal for the Palestinian population in Gaza.
The freed hostages are Eliya Cohen, Avera Mengistu, Hisham al-Sayed, Omer Shem Tov, Tal Shoham and Omer Wenkert.
Hamas on Friday night handed over Shiri’s body to the Red Cross, which in turn delivered the corpse to Israel for identification.
“The only solution is the destruction of Hamas, and this must not be postponed,” wrote the Israeli finance minister.
“Their bodies return home to a nation in mourning. A nation that will never forget and never forgive the evil that cut down these beautiful souls,” said the Israeli premier.
Those being freed are Eliya Cohen, Tal Shoham, Omer Shem Tov, Omer Wenkert, Hisham al-Sayed and Avera Mengistu
The Israeli foreign minister expressed appreciation for Buenos Aires’s decision to declare two days of national mourning for the Bibas children.
Amid the pain and mourning, the need to erase the Hamas terror army from the face of the Earth emerges as a central imperative.
U.S. Senate leaders condemn the participation of the Red Cross in the public displays orchestrated by the terrorist organization.
