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Hostage's Mother Slams Netanyahu's UN Speech Over Hostage Deal

By ynetOngoing story · 4 updates
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
The story · English

Einav Tsengauker, mother of freed hostage Matan Tsengauker, fiercely criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the United Nations. She posted on X, formerly Twitter, that she watches Netanyahu boast about bringing everyone back while she cannot stop crying for the families of hostages he refused to bring back, who were subsequently murdered. She accused the Prime Minister of trying to manipulate their memories.

Tsengauker further stated that Netanyahu did not even bother to call most of the families and did not attend any funerals to pay his respects. She asserted that he is now continuing to abuse them on the world's largest stage. She called him "heartless" and claimed he has "shares in hell" for the failures that led to the current situation, adding that he is unfit to make decisions about Israel's security.

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