Families of Israeli captives protest, request meeting with Netanyahu
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Israeli captives' families have descended to the streets of "Tel Aviv" in protest against Netanyahu's ineffectiveness in returning their children and requested a meeting with the PM and his cabinet.
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Families of Israeli settlers held by the Resistance gather to protest against the Israeli government's inability to bring back the captives in Gaza. (File photo)
The families of Israeli captives took to the streets of "Tel Aviv" to demand the release of their children and the mobilization of Netanyahu's government towards achieving that.
On Friday, the captives' families requested a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israeli war cabinet to discuss the fate of the captives who are still held captive in Gaza. The Israeli Broadcasting Authority noted that a letter was sent to Netanyahu and the cabinet to that effect.
The broadcasting authority clarified on its website that the families of the captives demanded information on their relatives' fates in Gaza, and the leads the government has on negotiations with the Palestinian Resistance.
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Israeli captives killed... by 'Israel'
This comes after the Israeli occupation military said that 32 Israelis held captives by the Palestinian Resistance factions in the Gaza Strip were killed.
Sources told the American newspaper The New York Times that Israeli authorities are currently verifying information indicating the killing of another 20 captives, in addition to the 32 whose deaths the occupation army confirmed.
It is noteworthy that several Palestinian Resistance factions confirmed that a number of Israeli captives held in Gaza were killed while in their custody due to the aerial and artillery bombardment carried out by the Israeli occupation forces.
For months, the families of the Israeli captives have been staging protests in "Tel Aviv" demanding that the Israeli government end the war and negotiate a prisoner exchange deal, criticizing the policies of the Israeli occupation Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who has insisted on his promise to "destroy Hamas".
Protests in Tel Aviv demanding the release of the Israeli captives in Gaza. pic.twitter.com/DrEyvJ1s41
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