According to Sky News, A group of Israeli soldiers have issued a threat to cease their military service unless the government pursues a hostage release agreement. In a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, 130 soldiers expressed concern that the ongoing conflict in Gaza is prolonging the captivity of hostages and putting their lives at risk....CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>
They warned that if the government does not change its approach and actively work towards securing the release of the hostages, they will be unable to continue serving.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The soldiers stated that some of them have already reached their limit, while others are nearing it, and they may soon stop reporting for duty with heavy hearts.
“If the government does not change course immediately and work towards securing a deal to bring the hostages home, we will not be able to continue serving,” they added.
“For some of us, the red line has already been crossed, and for others, it is rapidly approaching: the day when, with broken hearts, we will stop reporting for service.”
The group consists of both reserve and regular soldiers, including those who have been deployed in Gaza and along Israel’s northern border since the Hamas attacks in October last year. During the incursion, militants abducted 251 individuals and took them to Gaza, where 97 are believed to still be held captive.
This development comes amid ongoing military actions by Israel against Hamas and other militant groups in Gaza. The Israeli government has faced mounting pressure both domestically and internationally to negotiate for the release of hostages taken during the initial Hamas incursion, where 251 individuals were kidnapped. It is believed that approximately 97 hostages remain in captivity.…..For More READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE ▶▶
