Growing anger of relatives of Hamas captives with Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu | DW News

Hamas militants are still holding nearly 140 hostages they captured on October 7 across Gaza. Hamas, which many countries call a terrorist group, says it will not free any of them until a permanent ceasefire is agreed. For relatives in Israel, the uncertainty is nerve-wracking. DW's Ben Fajzullin talks to Israeli Shira Havron, who has been fighting for the release of the hostages and a ceasefire since 12 family members of her family were either abducted or murdered by Hamas. There is mounting political pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the families of hostages, does the Israeli government have a plan to get them back?

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