Biden and other leaders tell terrorists: Accept the deal and release the hostages. But on the part of Yahya Sinwar’s men there is no interest in stopping the bombs
American President Joe Biden together with the leaders of seventeen other countries issued a joint statement asking Hamas to accept the agreement presented for the release of the hostages. “We demand the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza for over 200 days. Among these are our citizens. The fate of the hostages and the civilian population of Gaza, protected by international law, is of international concern.” the representatives of Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Thailand and the United Kingdom signed the declaration. In recent months, terrorists have succeeded in demonizing Israel, with propaganda skills they have successfully attempted to remove the horrors of October 7 from memory, Western squares accused Jerusalem of genocide, while they tore up photos of the kidnapped people. Hamas has rejected any proposed agreementholds hostages in captivity as bargaining chips and waits for the price to rise, for the pressure on Israel to increase.
The waste of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader who remained in the Strip, have accumulated. The Israelis have accepted the six-month ceasefire, a not at all fair exchange of prisoners to finally see the hostages home, they no longer oppose the return of the Gazans to the northern part of the Strip. While Sinwar tried to drag Israel into international infamy, the leaders understood that it was time to act, to change the paradigm, to reveal that the waste comes from terrorists and Sinwar blocks any possibility of the war stopping. Hamas’s blame game against Israel has hit a wall, now it’s time for pressure that responds to what has always been the simplest solution to this conflict: if the terrorists really want to stop the bombs, just free the hostages . They didn’t do it because they have no interest in stopping the bombs.
American President Joe Biden together with the leaders of seventeen other countries issued a joint statement asking Hamas to accept the agreement presented for the release of the hostages. “We demand the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas in Gaza for over 200 days. Among these are our citizens. The fate of the hostages and the civilian population of Gaza, protected by international law, is of international concern.” the representatives of Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Thailand and the United Kingdom signed the declaration. In recent months, terrorists have succeeded in demonizing Israel, with propaganda skills they have successfully attempted to remove the horrors of October 7 from memory, Western squares accused Jerusalem of genocide, while they tore up photos of the kidnapped people. Hamas has rejected any proposed agreementholds hostages in captivity as bargaining chips and waits for the price to rise, for the pressure on Israel to increase.
The waste of Yahya Sinwar, the Hamas leader who remained in the Strip, have accumulated. The Israelis have accepted the six-month ceasefire, a not at all fair exchange of prisoners to finally see the hostages home, they no longer oppose the return of the Gazans to the northern part of the Strip. While Sinwar tried to drag Israel into international infamy, the leaders understood that it was time to act, to change the paradigm, to reveal that the waste comes from terrorists and Sinwar blocks any possibility of the war stopping. Hamas’s blame game against Israel has hit a wall, now it’s time for pressure that responds to what has always been the simplest solution to this conflict: if the terrorists really want to stop the bombs, just free the hostages . They didn’t do it because they have no interest in stopping the bombs.
