After Hamas released a cruel hostage video, PM Netanyahu reassured the families of Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Alon Ohel, vowing Israel will not end the war until its five conditions are met.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at length with the parents of hostages Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Alon Ohel following the release of a Hamas propaganda video featuring the two captives.
The Prime Minister offered encouragement to the families and condemned Hamas’ use of psychological warfare. He emphasized that Israel’s objectives in Gaza remain unchanged and that the war can end immediately—once Hamas accepts Israel’s five conditions:
- The release of all hostages, both living and deceased.
- The full disarmament of Hamas.
- The demilitarization of the Gaza Strip.
- Israeli security control over Gaza.
- The establishment of an alternative civilian government that poses no threat to Israel.
“No evil propaganda video will weaken us, nor will it divert us from our determination to achieve these goals,” Netanyahu declared.
The Prime Minister’s remarks followed growing outrage over Hamas’ video, which Israeli officials described as psychological terrorism designed to fracture Israeli society. Netanyahu’s message sought to strengthen hostage families while reiterating Israel’s unwavering war aims.