Former Hostage Speaks Out on Family's Tragic Loss and Ongoing Conflict: "It was very tough but I love life

Breaking News: Ex-Hostage Speaks Out on Family's Tragic Loss and Ongoing Conflict Eli Sharabi, a former Israeli hostage whose wife and children were killed by Hamas in the 7 October attacks, has spoken out about his harrowing experience. In an exclusive interview, he expressed concern that the latest peace plan to end fighting between Israel and Hamas could fall through, putting the lives of the remaining 20 living hostages at risk. Timeline: 7 October: Gunmen stormed into Israel, taking Eli Sharabi hostage along with others. Earlier this year: Mr. Sharabi was released from captivity. Present day: The 20-point peace plan, agreed by US President Donald Trump and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is under scrutiny. Immediate Impact and Response: Mr. Sharabi urged Hamas to sign the deal for "their people and the Middle East... War is wrong and awful for both sides." He also expressed hope that an agreement can be reached, saying, "We have to keep hope." Background Context: The 7 October attacks were a devastating blow to Israel, resulting in the deaths of many civilians. The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has left deep scars on both sides. What Happens Next: As the peace plan hangs in the balance, the international community is watching closely. Will an agreement be reached, or will the conflict continue? Only time will tell. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Bbc reporting.*