Jerusalem.- Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, celebrated this Monday before the plenary of the Knesset (Israeli Parliament) that “there are no longer any hostages in Gaza”, after the finding of the remains of the last captive in the Palestinian Strip, police officer Ron Gvili.
“My friends, fellow members of the Knesset, we recently returned Ron Gvili, a hero of Israel. There are no longer any hostages in Gaza,” he said during a special session in honor of the Albanian Prime Minister, Edi Rama.
The head of the Israeli government also expressed his solidarity with the Gvili family, to whom he assured that they had promised to bring their loved one back. “I promised the citizens of Israel: we will bring them all home,” he said.
Netanyahu thanked his cabinet for their support, the Israeli people, and international allies, including
US President Donald Trump and members of his team, for the support provided during the process.
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“This mission has been completed as promised, and we will also complete the rest of the objectives we have set,” concluded the prime minister.
