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A call for hostages:
To all our friends and visitors on site. Last Thursday ( 12-june-2014 ), kidnapped three school students in Israel by Palestinian radical terrorist organization.
We are organizing a petition drive to anyone who wants to join the call to release the students to immediately return to their home.
We wish for the children of all countries in the world to live in peace, without fear and quietly with their families.
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Baruch Leveev CEO of “JerusalemHand” Organization.
Ofer Cohen, Chairman Jewish Lobby values.
“Three Israeli Teens kidnapped by a Terrorist Organization” – 12 June 2014
It was reported last June 12, 2014 Thursday, that three Israeli teens namely Eyal Yifrah, who was nineteen years old19, Gil-Ad Shaer, a sixteen-year old resident of Talmon and Naftali Frenkel, also sixteen years old were missing and was kidnapped by terrorists in Area C.
Prime Minister Netanyahu could not give further information about the search investigation of the missing teens, however he said that the kidnapping shows the true outcome of the Hamas-Fatah unity government, and it held the Palestinian government responsible for their fates. He also said on his first camera statement that the Israeli government will do everything in their power to find the missing teens.
The Defense Minister Moshe Ya’alon stated earlier that their special force assumed that the three missing teens are still alive and that the kidnappers may attempt to flee Israeli territory through Jordan. He also said that he won’t accept a kidnapping attempt and wants to strengthen the families of the kidnapped teens, and added that Israel will use any means as they do in order to prevent terror attacks.
Security forces found a burnt Israeli vehicle near the West Bank city of Hebron at 3 A.M, a day after the teens were missing and they are trying to linked it to the kidnapping incident that happened a day before. According to Channel 10, Naftali Frenkel is an American citizen. Eyal Yifrah and Gil-Ad Shaer were students at the Makor Chaim. They were thought to be hitchhiking to Modi’in, a city halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
Gil-Ad, one of the missing teens had called his parents on the night of the abduction and told them he is on his way home, but unfortunately he failed to get home. The family suspects that maybe he stayed over his grandparents’ house and his phone ran out of battery. No one knew about his whereabouts thereafter. They contacted the police at 3 A.M.
A member of Fatah’s Central Committee and the chairman of the Committee for Interaction with Israeli Society, Mohammad Madani, denounced Netanyahu’s cynical attempt to hold responsibility for the kidnapping on the Palestinian authority and the President Abbas. He emphasized that the abduction took place in Area C, which is under exclusive Israeli control and completely out of reach of the Palestinian Authority security forces.
John Baird, Canada’s Foreign Affairs issued condemned the act in a statement. He said that the country is deeply worried about the reports that these three teenaged Israeli victims are possibly kidnapped in the West Bank. He expressed how they condemn the culprits. They urged the Palestinian security authorities to make every effort to investigate this incident and work diligently to ensure the safe return and the immediate release of the three missing Israeli teens to their families. Whoever has taken this action must be found and brought to justice.”
A prayer rally for the safety of the kidnapped teens was held overnight last Saturday at the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
The tragic death of three Israeli teens – 30 June 2014
Three innocent Israeli teens was reported missing from Area C in Israel late night of June 12 this year. It was a very heartbreaking and devastating moment for the families of Eyal Yifrah, who was nineteen and was from Elad, Gil-Ad Shaer who was sixteen and was from from Talmon and Naftali Frenkel who was sixteen and was from Nof Ayalon to know that their innocent sons was abducted with no reasons at all. These naive teens could have a better life if this didn’t happen. The terrorist groups did not even contact them or the government. It draws the attention of both the Israeli and Palestinian citizens, together with the government. The Palestinian and the Israeli government joined forces to locate the three missing teens.
The sole mission of the government is to bring back these three missing teens from a three week long search and rescue operation. They also set off a manhunt to ease the pain and worries of the victim’s families, but after weeks and weeks of searching, the three Israeli teens was found lifeless in West Bank, near the Palestinian town Halhul, north of Hebron on the evening of June 30. They have been shot after the abduction, buried and left for dead under load of rocks in the area by their kidnappers. It was said that the kidnappers will contact the authorities, ask for a ransom and collect the money after they killed the three innocent teens. This alleged statement was not confirmed by the government. It was a tragic moment for the family, the loved ones and the country where Eyal Yifrah, Gil-Ad Shaer, and Naftali Frenkel lived.
Many organizations and countries around the world expressed their pain and grief in the unfortunate event that happened to the three Israeli teens. New Yorkers offered a vigil for the three victims late night of June 30 outside the Israeli Consulate in New York. The people who joined this cause waved Israeli flags as they express their heartache and condolences to the families of the deceased. On the other side of the world, Israeli gathered in the Tel Aviv Rabin Square and lit up candles to commemorate the loss of their fellow citizen.
One of the abducted teen, Naftali Fraenkel was a U.S-Israeli citizen. The U.S. President Barack Obama gave a press release statement regarding the deaths of the three innocent Israeli teens. He expressed his deepest and sincerest condolences to the families of the victims and reflected on the emotional pain that the parents of the victim’s are going through. It is indeed a tough time for everyone. The U.S government offered their utmost support to the Israeli and Palestinian government because of the futile acts this activist group had done. The U.S president said it was a very inhumane act.
An individual whether he or she is a child, a teen, or an adult has the right to live and have a life. These terrorist groups should pay and be put to justice.