The families of the Israeli captives implore Trump to keep the fire of Gaza on the road

The terrified families of Israelis be held captive in Loop They are calling US President Donald Trump to prevent the high fire agreement from collapsing and accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to deliberately sabotage the agreement.

Although Hamas has regularly released captive in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and detainees since a high fire in Gaza seized January 19, the fragile agreement is now in serious danger.

Yehuda Cohen, whose son Nimrod has been arrested in Gaza since the attack led by Hamas on October 7, 2023 against Israel, is now in Washington trying to convince officials to maintain the agreement on the way.

“Netanyahu always sabote the deal,” Eye told the Middle Eye, “either by ordering soldiers who trigger the gacios who approach the perimeter or by the issue of humanitarian aid.”

Trump has caused chaos in recent days by declaring that the United States should take care of the enclave and that all its 2.2 million Palestinians should be permanently expelled.

Meanwhile, Israel has repeatedly violated the high fire agreement, hindered the aid and has shown little evidence that the negotiations that would end the war and release all the captives are taken seriously.

After Hamas asked Israel to maintain the terms of the agreement if he wanted the next section of captives released on Saturday, as usual, Netanyahu and Trump threatened “All Hell will unleashed” unless all living captives are released.

Furious relatives of the captives gathered on Wednesday outside the residence of Jerusalem of the Prime Minister, which is located on Gaza Street, to demand that Netanyahu maintain the agreement of high fire and ensures that the war does not reave.

Many believe that Netanyahu is happy that the high the collapse fire to please its extreme right -wing allies in the government and prepare the scenario for Israeli settlements in Gaza. The protesters say they will not leave until all the captives are released.

“Our hope is that behind the scene, Trump also told Netanyahu that he should continue with the deal.”

– Yehuda Cohen, captive father

Cohen welcomed any pressure on Israeli authorities.

“We always ask the public to help in the protest. Any manifestation or obstacle is welcome,” he said.

Despite Trump’s aggressive rhetoric and Netanyahu, who established a deadline of 12 pm so that all captives are launched on Saturday, Cohen believes that the first phase of the agreement will continue as planned.

According to the agreement, Hamas will release 33 of the remaining 100 captives in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detainees. Until now, 21 Israelis have been released.

The second stage of the agreement would see another exchange of prisoners and a permanent end of the war, whose negotiator data should be turning off now.

Cohen’s son would be released in the second phase. He expects Trump’s position to be a negotiation ploy.

“Our hope is that behind the scene, Trump also told Netanyahu that he had to continue the treatment, but the feelings are confused and that the prophecies were given to the fools,” he said.

Growing anger and fear

Ira with Netanyahu is growing among the families of the captives.

When Hamas released the last three Israelis on Saturday, his Gaunt faces and his dramatic weight loss while being held in Gaza, which has been hungry intentionally by the Israeli army, shocked the public.

Einav Tsengouker, whose son kill is a captive, responded to the scenes by publishing a furious video on social networks that quickly went viral.

“Netanyahu, do you see how the launch is like? Whoever does not leave there now will not survive hell. We must implement the agreement in its entirety,” he said.

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“For months we have been shouting that they are being hungry and abused,” he added, accusing him of “trying to frustrate the negotiations” for the second stage of the agreement.

According to Cohen, the families who pressed for the agreement are now pressing even more in that direction.

But, he said, some belonged to the national-religious right and “want to stop humanitarian aid and remain loyal to Netanyahu”, and they are also throwing it in the opposite direction.

Yifat Calderón cousin, offer, returned from the captivity two weeks ago.

“I am very worried about the collapse of the agreement,” he told Mee.

Like many captives released, Offer has asked that all the remaining be released as soon as possible.

Calderón believes that this should be done without more bloods. They have already been killed to 92 Palestinians in Israel in Gaza since the truce began.

“President Trump is right, we have to free everyone now without steps and without stages,” he said.

“But this must be done in an agreement that includes the cessation of war and the withdrawal of Gaza.”