Israeli Captive Says She was Afraid of Israel Killing Her, Not Hamas

Haaretz reported that during a meeting between released Israeli captives, representatives of families of current captives, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a woman who was held in the Gaza Strip said that the prisoners were scared they would be killed by Israel’s bombardment – not Hamas.

"What I see on TV scares me a lot. I see [Israeli] bombings there, and you have no idea where the captives are. I was in a house surrounded by explosions. We slept in tunnels, and we feared not Hamas, but Israel might kill us, and then it would have been said, 'Hamas killed you,' she said.

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"On top of the support for Hamas, on top of the intelligence failure that allowed the attack, and the possible killing of Israeli citizens, - the lack of regard for the hostages in Hamas’s after the attack was insult to injury for worried family members of victims, or any Israeli citizen who entertained the notion their government cared about them and would do everything to protect them. ...

Judging by Israel's actions at this time, they had no concern for the hostages, leaving the family members and friends of those captured in Gaza anxiously watching the progression of events in horror and fear.

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'Israel’s energy minister said the government will not hold off on a possible ground invasion of Gaza for the sake of hostages, amid speculation the US is pressuring its ally to delay the incursion.

Energy minister Israel Katz told German tabloid newspaper Bild that everything will be done to bring the hostages home, 'but that cannot hinder our actions including the ground offensive, if we decide on it.'

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“Boaz Atzili, the cousin of Israeli captive Aviv Atzili… at a rally in Washington, DC. 'We’ve had enough bloodshed. Stop the missiles and the rockets. Stop the bombings. You must avoid any action that could hurt hostages. Start looking for solutions that would allow both Israeli and Palestinian families to live their lives peacefully. That will put an end to the endless cycle of hurt and sorrow,' Atzili said, according to CNN. 'But first, bring them all back home, bring all the hostages back home.' "

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