The president of Israel: Hamas is trying to drive Israel "crazy" with its "passive-aggressive" strategy.
I'm sure you agree with me that this is a very dangerous time in Israel's history. Israel and Hamas have been at war for more than 50 days. Three days into this temporary truce, considering what transpired on October 7th, how significant is it?
Mr. President, right now for Israelis to see at least some good news, some of the hostages being reunited with their families? It is extremely important because we see we see human beings who are in the abyss without knowing their whereabouts and their fate, as well as the fact that they are totally secluded and disconnected from the rest of the world.
The fact that you see young girls, a young boy, or a grandmother walking soul and going to Israeli hospitals and coming back and meeting their families is a huge emotional storm. And something that gives us happiness. But of course, happiness with a lot of sorrow is because there are at least 200 hostages still held out there in Hamas under Hamas duress, somewhere in bunkers somewhere. And without knowing what they are, how they live, and what their whereabouts are. Some families were torn apart. Most of the hostages that were released have still family members left behind, meaning tearing their families apart.
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