A striking memorial now stands prominently in Tel Aviv's bustling Dizengoff square, advocating for the imposition of the death penalty on Hamas militants held responsible for the tragic events that unfolded within Israel on October 7.
Positioned against the backdrop of Dizengoff Square's iconic 'Fire and Water Fountain,' the installation features a rope gallows intertwined with colossal wings. These wings bear the haunting images of the individuals who fell victim to the brutality on that fateful day.
Driven by the grief-stricken families of the hostages and missing persons from the October 7 incident, there is mounting pressure on the Israeli government to secure the release of the 242 people currently in Hamas' custody.
Publicly declaring their stance, the families vehemently insist on no ceasefire until their loved ones are safely returned, encapsulating their demand with the rallying cry, "No ceasefire without hostages."
Across global capitals such as Paris, London, Copenhagen, and Washington, the families are orchestrating various programs to draw attention to the plight of the hostages and missing persons.
Meanwhile, the IDF asserts significant damage inflicted on Hamas in the Gaza Strip, claiming the elimination of several of the organization's high-ranking commanders.
Simultaneously, the IDF pledges support for evacuating infants from Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza. This commitment follows the World Health Organization's announcement of a communication breakdown with Al-Shifa hospital since Saturday night, heightening concerns for the well-being of children, particularly those in incubators.
(With agency inputs)
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