‘My son, you were sacrificed for Hamas’, these 6 smiling faces will shake Netanyahu to the core

New Delhi: Hundreds of thousands of innocent people have been killed in the Israel-Hamas war. Millions of lives have been ruined, but the heat of the war is not subsiding. After all, who has benefited from the war? Both Palestinians and Israelis have suffered in this war. Hamas killed 6 Israeli hostages. The discovery of the bodies of the 6 hostages has created an uproar in Israel. There is a flood of grief and anger on the streets. Lakhs of people have now started protesting to stop the war. It is said that this is the biggest protest after the October 7 attacks. Pictures of the hostages have come. These smiling faces will shake Netanyahu to the core.

In fact, the bodies of Israeli hostages recovered from Gaza were given a tearful farewell by their families on Sunday. While emotional tributes were paid at the funeral, anger and disappointment towards the government were also clearly visible. During her son’s funeral in the city of Raanana in central Israel, Almog Sarusi’s mother Nira wept and said, ‘Almog, my dear son, we had so much hope, we had prayed so much that we would get a chance to see you again, hug you, see your smile.’

Netanyahu will be hurt by his mother’s words
Almog Sarusi’s mother Nira has said something else that will hurt Netanyahu a lot. She said, ‘You were left helpless on 7 October.’ Nira was referring to the day when Hamas terrorists attacked southern Israel and her son was kidnapped from the Nova Music Festival along with 250 other hostages. She further said, ‘Constant negligence, every day, every hour, 331 days… you were sacrificed to ‘destroy Hamas’.’ Let us tell you that 1,205 people, most of whom were civilians, died in the October 7 attack.

Anger against Netanyahu
Israel says that when soldiers found the bodies of six hostages, including Sarusi, they were shot shortly before that. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s critics’ anger further flared up when six new hostages were identified. Critics accuse Netanyahu of not working hard to secure a ceasefire agreement that could lead to the release of the hostages. Let us tell you that 40,738 people have been killed in Israel’s retaliatory military campaign to eliminate Hamas.

Will more smiling faces disappear in the future?
In Jerusalem, protesters carrying Israeli flags and banners with the hostages’ faces shouted into loudspeakers mounted on a government office building where a cabinet meeting was scheduled. “We don’t know who the next family will be to receive this terrible news,” he said. “Of course, today there were six young and beautiful people, and in the future it could be anyone,” said Eyal Calderon, a cousin of French-Israeli hostage Ofer Calderon. These six smiling faces will surely shake Netanyahu to the core.

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