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War between Israel and Hamas: families of 129 hostages still waiting
War between Israel and Hamas: families of 129 hostages still waiting
(franceinfo)
Six months after the October 7 attacks in Israel, a large rally was organized in Tel Aviv on Saturday April 6 against Benjamin Netanyahu. The families of the hostages accuse him, among other things, of not giving priority to the release of the 129 hostages in the hands of Hamas.
Benjamin Netanyahu was jeered by thousands of demonstrators in Tel Aviv, Israel, on Saturday April 6. The Prime Minister is accused of not giving priority to the release of the 129 hostages, still in the hands of Hamas. Six months after the attacks on the Nova festival site, the 364 people killed were represented by a photo. In Réim too, Benjamin Netanyahu is criticized.
An unbearable doubt
A French-Israeli citizen, Batsheva Yaalomi waits and hopes that her husband will return. The latter was kidnapped in one of the kibbutzim attacked by terrorists on October 7, 2023. “There are days when I tell myself that he is a strong man, he will be OK, he will survive, he will come back” , she emphasizes. Other days, this mother fears that he is no longer alive. On the day of the attack, Batsheva Yaalomi managed to escape with her two daughters, but her husband and son were taken away by the terrorists.
After 51 days of detention, her 12-year-old son was released. “You cannot forget such an experience,” laments the mother. His children ask their mother every day if their father will come back. She doesn’t know, but she wants to deliver a message of peace. “We must find a solution to live next to each other,” she implores.
