The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahushowed the billionaire today Elon Musk “the horrors of the massacre” of Hamas on October 7 in an Israeli community next to Loop where militiamen killed dozens of its residents.
Musk, who arrived in Israel this morning, left shortly after with Netanyahu to him Kibbutz Kfar Azzaone of the communities a few kilometers from the Stripe that on the day of the attack Hamas suffered one of the largest massacres, with the death of a hundred people.
There, the Israeli president “showed Musk the horrors” committed, and the American magnate also listened to the stories of the head of the regional council of Shaar HaNegev, Yosi Kerenand a spokesperson for the Israeli Army, who detailed the events that occurred in the kibbutz during the Hamas surprise attack more than 50 days ago.
Musk also met with family members Itamariamong whom there is a four-year-old girl, Abigail Itamariwhose parents were murdered and she was kidnapped Loopwhere she was held hostage until being released last night as part of the agreement to exchange Israeli captives for Palestinian prisoners.
The attack of the palestinian militias October 7 caused more than 1,200 deaths in Israel and broke out the war with Hamas in Loopwhich left more than 14,800 Palestinians dead, most of them women and children.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (right) meets with soldiers at an undisclosed location in the Gaza Strip. (Photo by Handout / Office of the Prime Minister of Israel / AFP)
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During his time in Israel, Musk also meets today with President Isaac Herzog, in a meeting where relatives of the Israelis who remain captive in Gaza will join, and where the Israeli head of state will also “will emphasize the need for action to combat growing antisemitism online.”
The relatives of the hostages will also transmit to Musk “the pain and uncertainty” for the people who remain captive in Gaza, after the release of 39 Israeli women and children the previous three days, while today about 11 more are expected to be released.
All of this is part of an agreement by which during 4 days a total of 50 Israeli hostages are released in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisonersall women and children on both sides.
This agreement, which began to be implemented last Friday, also included a temporary ceasefire that has stopped attacks on Loop, while today enters the fourth day of truce. This could be extended for several days if Hamas agrees with Israel to free more captives in exchange for the release of more Palestinian prisoners.
