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Israel's Public Broadcasting Corporation Kan filed a complaint with the Swiss Police after a pro-Palestinian protester made a throat-slitting gesture toward the Israeli delegation.
While Israeli officials emphasize that Alexander's release was achieved without any Israeli concessions, some sources claim Israel is somewhat concerned about this. An Israeli source told Israel Hayom that "Witkoff will discuss the negotiations with Iran with Netanyahu. This is a very dramatic issue."
US-Israel ties at a historic crossroads following Trump’s Gulf tour. For the president, ending the Gaza war is key to shaping his legacy and reshaping the region. The “crown jewel”, Israeli-Saudi normalization, remains elusive. Meanwhile, frustration with Netanyahu's delay tactics is growing in the White House.
The terrorist organization is concerned that Israel may attempt to assassinate Iranian officers to embarrass Tehran and disrupt its negotiations with Washington. Hezbollah is also reportedly hoping for the success of the nuclear talks currently taking place in Oman between Iran and the US.
"Edan Alexander, American hostage thought dead, to be released by Hamas. Great news!" Trump wrote.
