The mother of the Israeli hostage tells Trump that Netanyahu could die if war resumes

Idit Ohel, the mother of Israeli hostage Alon OhelUrgently, President Donald Trump and Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to ensure the release of the remaining captives on October 7 held by Hamas in the midst of fears that the current agreement of Alto El Fuego disintegrates.

“They have no more time. And please do not return to war. Please. Because if that happens, if we return to war, the hostages could die. The hostages that are alive could die,” he told Fox News Digital. “That is what happened the last time. The last time we saw that after the hostages came out and the war began, many hostages died and were killed by Hamas. So we can’t let this happen. Do everything that is In your power and do something for my son.

Idit Ohel said he received confirmation that his son is still alive from the liberated hostages Eli Sharabi Yo Levy, two of the Three gaunt and fragile -looking Israelis Forced to speak on Saturday during a ceremony for the delivery of Hamas in Gaza.

The mother said that the released hostages, who were held with her son during part of her almost 500 days in captivity, told her that Alon Ohel cannot see out of an eye after being beaten by the shrapnel when Hamas was closing on 7 October on October 7. , 2023. Alon Ohel, a civilian, attended the Nova Music Festival when the terrorists attacked, and he covered himself in a bomb shelter. Hamas hit the shelter with grenades and shots, and “was taken, wounded, with blood on him,” said Idit Ohel.

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Alon Ohel’s ancestors survived the Holocaust, including his great -grandfather that weighed only 30 kilos (about 66 pounds) when he was released from the Auschwitz concentration camp, Idit Ohel said. “Then, if he was alive today, he would probably die instantly only knowing that his great -grandson in 2025 is starving,” he said. “Alon has these genes. So he’s fighting. He’s fighting for his life every day.”

According to the agreement, three other hostages would be launched next Saturday, but Hamas said Monday that the group would not let them go, accusing Israel of violating the terms of the high fire agreement.

The concerns that the fight will resume are increasing. Since then, Trump has said that Hamas must release all the remaining hostages before noon on Saturday, or would demand that the high fire agreement be canceled and “Let all hell establish.” Netanyahu supported the lawsuit.

Israeli media reports that Trump’s envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkoff, is being sent to Israel and Qatar this week to prevent the high fire agreement from being discouraged. The Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Israel is expected on Saturday.

To Trump and Netayanhu directlyIdit Ohel said: “Do something and bring them home. Please. Please.”

“Give it a chance. It’s unbearable. Something has to change. You have to do everything in your power to take it home with me, your family,” he said. “There are still living hostages. There are still living hostages. Please. Please do something.”

Idit Ohel said he knew that his son is arrested in tunnels without medical attention and little food and that he has been “tortured, chained and hungry.”

“It is not human. There is so much food entering Gaza, and is not receiving anything like that,” he said.

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“Alon, at this time, while we talk, it is not yet being fed, sleeping on the floor, chained, limited. Therefore, it cannot move for 494 days,” Idit Ohel said. “My son is important. My son is just an innocent civilian. He went to the Nova Festival to have fun. He is a pianist. He loves music. He did nothing wrong with anyone. We need to get it out now. He can’t continue. This is humanitarian.”

Days before Trump assumed the position, Israel and Hamas reached a high fire agreement. Former President Joe Biden said at that time that the first phase involved an “increased humanitarian assistance in Gaza”, something that Idit Ohel emphasized that his son is not receiving.

She said that the International Red Cross Committee “has never seen Alon and has never seen any of the hostages: (he) did not receive any treatment.”

“Where is it? Why doesn’t it come?” Idit ohel added. “I don’t understand it. I will never understand it. This is wrong. This is not moral.”

Ohel gathered thousands in Tel Aviv during the weekend on his son’s 24th birthday, the second birthday that has passed in captivity since then The attacks of October 7.

“I wanted to say happy birthday to my son. I couldn’t even speak (with him) and see and listen to his voice,” he said. “When I heard about his condition, I passed out … I haven’t been sleeping for days … I can’t control what Hamas is doing to 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 can’t even live with yourself,” Ohel added. “My son has not been receiving food for 494 days.”

The mother also delivered a message directly to her son.

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“If you are listening to me, you know that I love you and your father loves you. And we are doing everything to our power to make sure you are alive at home. You are returning home. And there are so many people around the world and in Israel who are with you and are praying for you, “said Ohel, asking other musicians to play songs in honor of his son in the next few days. “And you’re not alone, Alon. You’re not alone.”