They confirmed the death of an Argentine hostage during the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October

The Israeli Embassy in Argentina announced that Argentina Lior Rudeff, 61, Kibbutz Nir Yitzchak was assassinated on 7 October and his body is being held in the Gaza Strip.

Rudeff is the 38th hostage whose death has already been determined 132 people who have been captured in Gaza.

Rudeff was married to Yaffa, with whom he had four children (Noam, Nadav, Bar, and Ben). Lior was born in Argentina and moved to Israel with his family at the age of 7 and settled in Kibbutz Nir Yitzchak. Rudeff worked in agriculture and as a truck driver, and volunteered for his community as a doctor and ambulance driver.

“This is a really worrying situation.”Her cousin from Argentina says gustavoin conversation with Infobae just 10 days after the attack,

his cousin Mikaela Rudeff He was on his way to attend an Argentine Congress event when he heard the news of the assassination of his cousin Leor. For this reason, the woman left the event in which representatives of different blocks had organized a ceremony. There, in the Legislative Palace, other testimony from loved ones of Argentines kidnapped in Gaza will be heard.

“On Saturday, when I woke up and saw the news, I immediately messaged her WhatsApp I went to my cousin to find out what the situation was like in the kibbutz. But the message did not reach its destination. That’s when I started worrying“, says Gustavo in the same note made by journalist Guido Birdman.

The rest of Lior’s family managed to reach shelters. He was there during this time 48 hours, until they were rescued by members of the Israeli army. After several minutes of agony, Gustavo was able to communicate with his cousin, Lior’s sister, who confirmed the bad news: “She told me ‘We are silent because there are terrorists in the house, we cannot speak’,

Lior has four children, Two of them, the youngest, lived with him in the kibbutz. All time low, Ben, saved electronic party massacreWhere Hamas terrorists killed 260 people, To save himself he ran more than 10 kilometers. His brother Bar was called up to serve in the army as a reservist.

“Rudeff was a generous man with a big heart for everyone around him, who volunteered for 40 years as an ambulance driver in Eshkol (near the border with Gaza),” the Hostage Families Forum said in a statement. Worked from.” Everywhere, he was always the first to volunteer and help everyone. Argentine at heart, an avid cyclist and admirer of Shlomo Artzi.”

Israel’s war cabinet Agreed “unanimously” to proceed with a possible attack on Rafah in the Gaza Strip, although it would send a delegation of mediators to “exhaust” all options to close an agreement that meets its requirements. .

Israeli Prime Minister’s Office, benjamin netanyahuindicated that the ceasefire proposal led by Qatar and Egypt and accepted by Hamas is “far away” from the requirements requested by the Israeli side.

In this sense, Israel will retain its decision to implement Offensive against Rafa To “pursue the release of hostages” kidnapped by the militia on October 7, as well as “exert military pressure on Hamas” to achieve its “objectives” in the war.

The announcement of Hamas’ acceptance of the proposal came hours after Israel began the evacuation of the Palestinian population of Rafah with the aim of launching a military offensive against Hamas’s last stronghold in the Gaza Strip.

According to one, “Ismail Haniyeh, head of Hamas’s political bureau, spoke by telephone with Qatar’s Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani and Egypt’s Intelligence Minister Abbas Kamel and informed them that Hamas had rejected their proposed high-level agreement in Gaza. Permission has been granted.” Statement published on the terrorist group’s website.

The ceasefire proposal accepted by Hamas in the Gaza Strip includes three phases with the goal of a permanent ceasefire, a senior official of the militant group told the network on Monday. al Jazeera,

The plan envisages three phases, each lasting 42 days, and includes Israel’s complete withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, the return of displaced persons, and the exchange of hostages for Palestinian prisoners detained in Israel. Jalil al-Haya declared a “permanent ceasefire” with the Qatari network.