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The file of Israeli detainees in Gaza is still ongoing Gaza At the forefront of what is covered by the Israeli media, where families of detainees expressed their concern that plans to target leaders of the Islamic resistance movement (agitation) means that their families become “human shields,” which poses a threat to their lives.
Channel 13 quoted Ronen Tzur, director of the detainees’ families headquarters, as wondering whether those who decided on the war wanted to reach a situation in which the detainees became “human shields” by insisting on the demand to liquidate Hamas leaders.
Tzur added: “We claim all the time that we do not want to reach a situation in which the kidnapped people are human shields… but what worries me is knowing the reason for this demand (liquidating Hamas leaders), which means making living people human shields forYahya Al-Sanwar (Head of Hamas in Gaza).”
In the same context, political analyst Amit Siegel asked the head of the Israeli National Security Council, Tzachi Hanegbi, what would happen if intelligence information arrived saying that Sinwar He was in a place that if it was bombed, detainees would be injured. He replied: “This will put all decision-makers in a critical and heartbreaking situation.”
This matter increased the concern of the detainees’ families, which was expressed by Dvora Leshem, the grandmother of one of the detainees, when she said, “There are 138 people we want here now before you launch any operation that could lead to their killing. You are delaying their release for a long time in order to succeed in destroying Hamas.” Until you succeed, there will be no one to bring back.”
Efrat Matsikva, the niece of one of the detainees, also told Channel 13: “We are worried all the time and believe that dealing with the kidnapped file is incorrect as time passes. We need another action, because it is not possible to continue talking about resuming fighting, liquidation and cleansing in the time we have.” There are 138 people there.”
In another context, pilot Eyal Berk expressed his annoyance because he was surprised by the appearance of resistance missile volleys while landing an Arkia flight at Ben Gurion Airport, adding, “I am forced to confirm, unfortunately, that this has become part of our reality in the last two months.”
