“They have been there for 20 days. 20 days in which we have no idea what their condition is, whether they are being cared for, whether they are breathing, 20 days in which they ask us for patience.” said Meirav Leshem Gonen, whose daughter Romi Gonen was kidnapped from the electronic music festival in southern Israel.
We were extremely patient, but enough. Our patience is running out. (…) All of us, families of the hostages and the entire State of Israel, which stands behind us, say: Enough! Our patience is running out.
Families of hostages, in note
Eyal Eshel, whose son Roni Eshel is missing, reiterated that the Israeli government has been “silent” for 20 days. and pointed out that families conduct the investigation on their own. “One thing I ask: stand up, put yourself in my shoes and take responsibility. I have dedicated my entire life to the state. I have also dedicated my firstborn Roni to the State of Israel don’t turn away.” Have your back, all our patience has been exhausted.
While Ditza Or, the mother of Avinatan Or, who was also kidnapped at the electronic music festival, fired:
If the hostages don’t come back, we have an existential problem. I appeal to all the leaders of this country I don’t call them leaders because they don’t lead us. This is not right or left. If you [governo] If you don’t bring them back, your place will end up in the dustbin of history.
Ditza Or, in note
This Thursday (26), Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant stated that the country’s armed forces and security agencies “will do whatever is necessary”. so that the hostages can be saved.