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Hostage Survivor Pleads With Eisenkot: Don't Betray Us With Arab Parties

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Hostage Survivor Pleads With Gush Etzion Bloc Not to Betray Them

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Hostage survivor Rom Bar-Solevsky publicly appealed to the "Change Bloc" not to betray him and other survivors following election results. The plea was made via Twitter and comes amid discussions about cooperation with Arab parties. Bar-Solevsky urged them not to betray the survivors and bereaved families.

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  • Hostage survivor Rom Bar-Solevsky publicly pleaded with the "Change Bloc" not to betray them.
  • Bar-Solevsky's plea was made on Twitter following recent election results.
  • The appeal is directed at discussions about potential cooperation with Arab parties.
  • He emphasized the importance of not betraying hostage survivors and bereaved families.

Hostage survivor Rom Bar-Solevsky has issued a public plea to the "Change Bloc" (Gush Etzion) not to betray him, other former hostages, and bereaved families, following the recent election results. Bar-Solevsky posted an emotional message on Twitter stating, "For my sake, for the sake of the hostage survivors and the bereaved families, do not betray us." The appeal comes amid ongoing discussions within the Change Bloc regarding potential cooperation with Arab parties. The election results have created a complex political landscape, prompting these urgent calls from those directly affected by conflict and captivity.

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