Anxieties Surge Over Hostage Safety Amid Airstrikes
The Families' Headquarters for the Return of the Abductees has voiced grave concerns about the fate of hostages following airstrikes targeting Hamas leaders in Qatar. They urged the Israeli government to devise a detailed plan for the safe return of 48 captives, emphasizing the urgent need to end the conflict.

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Tensions escalated as the Families' Headquarters for the Return of the Abductees expressed profound worries over the potential repercussions of airstrikes on Hamas leadership based in Qatar.
Participants highlighted that past experiences suggest escalated retaliation against captives, who now face an increasingly uncertain fate. Officials from the headquarters warned that the already precarious situation may lead to dire consequences for the 48 hostages.
The families called upon the Israeli authorities to urgently formulate a structured strategy to secure the release of all abductees, reiterating the critical importance of concluding hostilities to prevent further loss of life.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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