The activists are protesting the continued delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip while 58 hostages remain in the hands of the terrorist organization Hamas. “No aid until they’re home,” they declared. The protest comes a day after more than 90 supply trucks entered Gaza.
As Israel once again allows humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, legal experts argue the move is not legally required. With Hamas controlling, looting, and stockpiling incoming aid, a siege emerges as the legally preferred solution.
Local authorities have launched an investigation into the structural failure, with the culture and tourism bureau stating that the "situation is under investigation."
Former Hamas captive Eliya Cohen, who was released in a deal in February, spoke Tuesday evening at the Israeli-American Council (IAC) gala event in New York, addressing the moment of his release and the painful separation from Alon Ohel, who remains in Hamas tunnels.
An Ibiza resident who captured the incident on video, described the experience as "a real hell" and revealed she suffered an anxiety attack during the flight.
