The mom of the Israeli hostage tells Trump, Netanyahu her son might die if the war continues
Idit Ohel, mother Israeli hostage Alon OhelHe urgently declared himself President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to ensure the release of the remaining prisoners on October 7. Hamas kept in the midst of fears that the current agreement on the break up of the breakup of the breakup.
“No more time. And please don’t come back to war. Please. Because if that happens, if we go back to war, hostages could die. Hostages that alive could die,” she told Fox News Digital . “It happened last time. Last time we saw that after hostages came out and started the war, so many hostages died and killed them Hamas. So, we can’t let it. Please do everything in your power and do something for my son.
Idit Ohel said she received a confirmation that her son is still alive from the posted hostages Eli Sharabi and or Levy, two of Three cunning, fragile Israelis Forced to speak on Saturday during the Hamas lecture ceremony in Gaza.
The mother said that the hostages released, who had been part of their son in captivity for almost 500 days, said that Alon Ohel was unable to see from his eyes after Shrapnel hit him when Hamas closed on October 7th. , 2023 Alon Ohel, a civilian, attended the Nova Music Festival when terrorists attacked, and he covered himself at a bomb shelter. Hamas banged shelter of shells and shooting, and he was “taken, wounded, with blood over him,” said Idit Ohel.
ALON OHELO POSCE VIEVED During a rally that marked his 24th birthday in Tel Aviv. (Eyal Warshavsky/Sopa Pictures/Lightcrocket via Getty Images)
The ALON OHEL PRIVERA survived the Holocaust, including their great -grandfather who weighed only 30 pounds [about 66 pounds] When he was released from the Auschwitz concentration camp, Ohel said. “So if he was alive today, he would probably have died immediately just knowing that his great -grandfather in the 2025 years is starving,” she said. “Alon has these genes. So he’s fighting. He fights for his life every day.”
According to the agreement, three more soils were supposed to be announced by next Saturday, but Hamas said on Monday that the group would not release them, accusing Israel of violating the terms of the dealership agreement.
The concern that the fight will continue to grow. Trump has since said that Hamas must let go of all the remaining 76 hostages by noon, or will require the fire interruption agreement to be canceled and “Let all the hell broke out.” Netanyahu supported demand.
Israeli media reports that Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, was shipped to Israel and Qatar this week to prevent the fire interruption agreement. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected in Israel on Saturday.
Trump and Netayanhu directlyIdit Ohel said, “Do something and bring them home. Please. Please.”
Idit Ohel talks to the crowd during the gathering of Tel Aviv, who marked his son Alon Ohela’s 24th birthday, which Hamas holds hostage. (Eyal Warshavsky/Sopa Pictures/Lightcrocket via Getty Images)
“Give him a chance. It’s unbearable. Something has to change. You have to do everything in your power to bring him home, to his family,” she said. “They are still alive hostages. They are still alive meals. Please. Please do something.”
Idit Ohel said she learned that her son was kept in tunnels without medical help and some food and that he was “tortured, chained and starving”.
“It’s not humane. So much food is entering Gaza, and he doesn’t get any of that,” she said.
Hamas says he delays the following hostage release, claiming that the misdemeanor is a tribute
“Alon, right now as we speak, still does not feed, sleeps on the floor, he was tied, limited. So, he can’t move for 494 days,” Idit Ohel said. “My son is important. My son is just an innocent civilian. He went to the new festival to have fun. He is a pianist. He loves music. No one has done anything wrong. We have to get him out now. He can’t continue. This is humanitarian.”
For days before Trump assumed his duty, Israel and Hamas reached an agreement on the termination of fire. Former President Joe Biden said at the time that the first phase included a “humanitarian help in Gaza” – something that Idit Ohel emphasized that her son does not get.
She said the Red Cross International Committee “never saw Alon and never saw any of the hostages – [he] I didn’t get any treatment. ”
The Israelites stand under posters with photos of hostages during a gathering in Tel Aviv, which marked the 24th birthday of Alona Ohela, which Hamas holds in Gaza. (Eyal Warshavsky/Sopa Pictures/Lightcrocket via Getty Images)
“Where is he? Why doesn’t he come?” Idit Ohel added. “I don’t understand. I will never understand it. This is wrong. This is not moral.”
Ohel gathered thousands in Tel Aviv over the weekend on his son’s 24th birthday – the second birthday he spent in captivity October 7 attacks.
“I wanted to tell a happy birthday to my son. I couldn’t even talk [to him] And see and hear his voice, “she said.” When I heard about his condition, I fainted … I didn’t sleep for days … I can’t control what Hamas does with my son. ”
“Every mother in this world. Think only for a second. If there is one night that your son or daughter does not eat, you cannot even live with yourself,” Ohel added. “My son does not get food for 494 days.”
The mother also delivered the message directly to her son.
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“If you listen to me, you know that I love you and your father loves you. And we do everything in our power to make sure you are home alive. You come home. And so many people have so many people around the world and in Israel And they pray for you, “Ohel said, asking for fellow musicians to play songs in the coming days in honor of their son. “And you’re not alone, Alon. You’re not alone.”
