Trump demands release of Gaza hostages before inauguration

Trump demands release of Gaza hostages before inauguration
Trump demands release of Gaza hostages before inauguration

If Donald Trump has not yet officially taken office, that does not prevent him from already intervening in world conflicts. On Monday, December 2, the future president of the United States published a message on Truth Social, demanding the release of the hostages from Hamas. “ Everyone is talking about the hostages who are being held in such a violent, inhumane way and against the will of the entire world in the Middle East. But it’s all talk and no action! », lamented the future tenant of the White House.

Thus, he leaves the terrorist group until his inauguration, on January 20, to release “ hostages still held in the Gaza Strip ”, otherwise “ the price to pay will be terrible in the Middle East and for those responsible who perpetrated these atrocities against humanity “. He also promises that “ those responsible will be hit harder than anyone in the long and storied history of the United States of America ».

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Still 72 hostages held in Gaza

This message comes two days after the publication of a video, Saturday November 30, by Hamas where we can see one of the Israelis taken hostage on October 7, 2023. This recording, the recording date of which cannot be verified , shows a young man speaking in English and Hebrew. He addresses both Donald Trump, but also Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He implores them to do their utmost to obtain his release.

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Since the Hamas attacks against Israel on October 7, 2023, a single truce has come into force. A month after the terrorist group's attacks on Israeli soil, 105 hostages were released against the release of 240 Palestinian prisoners. Since then, seven hostages have been released by the Israeli army. The IDF estimates that 72 living people are still detained by Hamas.

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