Eli Sharabi, recently released after 16 months in Gaza, is set to meet with Donald Trump in Washington, following a revealing interview on Israeli television. His emotional account of captivity, including severe hunger and violence, resonated with Trump, who expressed sympathy. Sharabi's release, part of a broader negotiation involving nearly 500 days of captivity, sparked public outrage over the treatment of hostages. He is traveling to the U.S. with his brother and benefactor Miriam Adelson to urge the continuation of negotiations between Israel and Hamas.
I remember not being able to fall asleep because of the pain, he said. The ropes are already digging into your flesh, and every movement makes you want to scream.
Tomorrow morning, we're boarding the plane with Mrs Adelson's kind help. We'll arrive to see Trump and explain to him up close the urgency of continuing the first stage or beginning the second stage.
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