Israeli Ambassador to the European Union: the war in Gaza will continue until the hostages are released

The ambassador of Israel before the European Union (EU) and the NATOHaim Regev, said this Tuesday that his country’s war in Link will not stop until the Islamic movement Hamas released the kidnapped hostages on October 7 and said that “all options are on the table”, in reference to a possible ground intervention in Rafa.

“The war will not stop until all these hostages return,” declared the diplomat at a press conference in Brussels together with a delegation of family members of people captured by Hamas and who are in Brussels to meet with European and Belgian officials.

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Regev He emphasized that the current war of Israel it is not “against the Palestinians”but “against Hamas”, and added that the war can be stopped “in an hour, in a minute”, if the hostages are released.

“We are not against humanitarian breaks. We are ready to stop the war, but we want to see the hostages return home”, he highlighted.

Regarding the possibility of Israel launching a ground intervention in Rafathe Israeli ambassador emphasized that “All options are on the table.”

“This option is on the table, we are study”, he stated.

The Army of Israel prepares for a ground attack on Rafawhere 1.4 million displaced civilians are huddled together to survive in the middle of a humanitarian crisis unprecedented.

War broke out on October 7 following an attack by Hamas against Israel which left around 1,200 dead and 250 kidnapped, of which 112 were rescued alive.

The number of victims in Link due to Israel’s military offensive increased to almost 29,200 deaths and 69,000 injuredthe majority of them children and women, the Ministry of Health of the Linkcontrolled by the political wing of the Islamic group Hamas.

Source: Elcomercio

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