French President Emmanuel Macron called on Thursday by the Palestinian militant Hamas movement to end his “barbarity”. He said this after Israel identified a French-Israeli citizen Jahalomi among the bodies of hostages returned by Hamas. TASR informs according to AFP.
Macron added on the X platform that he shares “immense pain” Jahalomi’s family and “Hamas barbarity must end”. As he added, “France lost 50 of its children during the abomers of October 7”.
Macron said this in connection with the attack of Palestinian militants linked to Hamas to Israel, October 7, 2023. The militants then captured 251 hostages, subsequently dragged into the Gaza Strip.
Israeli Kibuc Nir oz according to the newspaper The Times of Israel (Toi) in the meantime He also identified the body of another hostage of Yicchak Elgaratwho was 68 years old, as well as hostages of Šloma Mantzur (85) and Cachi Idan (49). The identification of all four bodies was confirmed by the families of the dead hostages.
Israel released more than 600 Palestinian prisoners on Thursday night From the Israeli prison of the Occo on the occupied West Bank of Jordan. Thousands of Palestinians gathered in Ramallah to welcome the dismissed prisoners. It happened so shortly after the Palestinian militant Hamas movement handed over the bodies of the four Israeli hostages to workers.
This is the last replacement of hostages and prisoners within the first phase of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, During this phase, Hamas was to release 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for 1904 Palestinian prisoners.
The first 42-day phase will end on Saturday And according to Reuters, it is still not clear whether there will be an extension that could lead to the release of another 59 remaining hostages, or whether negotiations on the second phase of this ceasefire agreement may begin.
At least 1211 people, mostly civilians, did not survive the invasion of the Palestinian Kománd and the terrorization of the inhabitants in the south of Israel. Retaliatory military operation of the Israeli army – first air, later also ground – In the Gaza Strip, it claimed at least 48,319 people, most of them are civilians.
