TEL AVIV —
On Sunday, Israeli
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a closed war council
meeting with recently released Israeli detainees and a delegation from
detainees' families, stated his reluctance to disclose details to prevent the
Al-Qassam Brigades, Hamas's military wing, from learning about the discussion.
اضافة اعلان
Leaked
information by unnamed Israeli media sources indicated that he said, "You
also do not want us to reveal our cards to this enemy or disclose how we
operate, committed with our souls and hearts to returning the kidnapped
people,” Al-Ghad reported.
Despite
Netanyahu's assurance of necessary actions, families responded angrily,
"
You sent them to Gaza, so you have to return them.”
Meanwhile,
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant emphasized dealing with an extremist
terrorist organization through force.
During the
meeting, an intense dispute occurred, almost reaching a physical confrontation.
Nadav Eyal, a writer for Yedioth Ahronoth, noted the difficulty in deciding on
a new deal to liberate prisoners. Families' prevailing opinion is a quick
release. A mother from the meeting felt it was not ideal for leaders to listen
to their testimonies, sharing that she is sure they know what is going on, but
the intention is to cause destabilization and create a huge uproar, resulting
from the psychological state everyone is suffering from.
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