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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio He held his first official meeting in Washington, DC, with the families of Hostah, still holding Hamas in Gaza in the middle of the current war of the terrorist group with Israel.
Rubio re-confirmed the commitment of Trump administration to provide the release of all 50 remaining hostages, according to the publicity statement from Consciousness from Highlands and missing families.
The meeting was presented to Moshe Lavi, Zet Hostala Omri quiet; Ilai David, Brother Hostate Eviatar David; Tzur Goldin, Brother Lieutenant Hatara Goldin; And recently released House Iair Horn, whose brother Eitan Rog remains in captivity.
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Anthony Rubio, Moshe Lavi, Tzur Goldin, American Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Iair Horn and Ilai David. (The Paotes and Missing Families forum)
Rubi’s wife, Jeanette and son, Anthony, were also at a meeting.
During the meeting, the Secretary told the families that Real victory in Gaza It would only be realized when all the hostages returned home, according to the press release.
He also mentioned that the US government has already shown its ability to conduct significant initiatives in the Middle East. He further claimed that Israel scored victories in Iran and Lebanon and was able to beat Hamas.

The American Secretary of State Marko Rubio confirmed the commitment of the Trump administration to provide the release of all 50 remaining hostages. (Julien de Rosa / Pool / AFP via Getty Images)
Families emphasized that this is a critical window opportunities to make the remaining hostages home in a comprehensive agreement, not stages or partial agreements such as the case Previous Business Agreements on Israel With Hamas, the public announcement announced.
They expressed confidence in the Trump administration to act urgently and determined to release the remaining people in Hamas captivity.

Iair Horn was released from his captivity as a hostage of Hamas in Gaza, but his brother, Eitan Horn, remains in the enclaves. (GPO / Brochure via Reuters; Reuters / Janis Laizans)
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“We’ve been waiting enough,” families said. “It’s time to make brave decisions and bring all our loved ones to regain – all at once.”