The Hostage and Missing Families Forum said they'd found that the reports about Sinwar's exit from the tunnels were "reliable."
Now over 2 years since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, and over 6 months since the hostages were kidnapped in Israel, the celebrations were said to hold a special meaning.
While past years have celebrated freedom from captivity, this year the festival falls as some 133 hostages remain captive in Gaza after having been kidnapped by Hamas over six months ago.
Passover reflects on Israel's plight in the Hamas conflict. Amidst despair, unity emerges, echoing ancient struggles for freedom.
Exploring Israel's complex challenges, from military actions to diplomatic tensions, hostage crises, and domestic instability, amid hopes for a peaceful Passover.
Passover commemorates freedom amid captivity. Israel confronts modern threats. Collective resilience and unity against adversity resonate. Victory remains a steadfast goal.
The war cabinet met on Sunday evening for the first time in 12 days to discuss the issue of the hostages.
“In the coming days, we will increase the military and political pressure on Hamas because this is the only way to free our hostages and achieve our victory,” Netanyahu said.
The protests took place in various locations in the city. Groups gathered outside the Tel Aviv Museum of Art at Hostages Square and blocked several streets.
Earlier this week, as mentioned, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Muhammad al-Thani, announced that his country is "re-examining its position as a mediator between Israel and Gaza."