Gaza Hostage is the daughter of Lifeed Lifshitz says that Father’s bury ‘is incredible to make sense’

A British-Israel Woman Died His Father After Bringing Hostage to Palestinian Gunmen on 7 October said the return of his body In the last month “less meaningful”.

“Carrying my father and burying him one of the deepest things,” Shover Lifeschitz said, after the family at the end of the 83-year-old Oded Lifshitz family.

Her father and mother and her mother were taken hostage from their home of Palestinian gunmen, but while his 85-year-old mother, was released in late October 2023, Oded was released in 503 days.

When Her body was returned in February The government of Israel said he was killed In captivity a year earlier.

The office of the Prime Minister of Israel said Oded “was killed in captivity of the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization.”

“This is not the result that we expect,” Shadoon told BBC on Sunday.

“But comfort knowing that he did not suffer. We were very worried about his well and his suffering, and he died in the most awful circumstances possible.”

Shadoon talks to BBC News in a Memorial Event at the JW3 Community Center in London.

Hundreds of people respect, including MPs, head minister Hamish Falconer, the Rabbi family and chief killed in 7 October or Hostage.

Shadoon says “Able to say good listen” showed how important that all families meet again with their relatives, the living and the dead ham.

The first round of a temporary truce between Israel and Hamas ended 1 March and saw the release of Hamas 25 Living Hostages in Israel and Eight Dead Hostages that it was taken during Israeli attacks on 7 October 2023.

Instead, Israel released about 1,900 prisoners and prisoners from Gaza.

Talks to extend the ceasefire and release more hostages Failed to achieve an agreement.

“The acceptance of my father’s remnants back, and to make him feel more meaningful to me, more than I think that he is about his last days,” Shadowe said.

“It’s very hard to reconcile with the fact that we’re not there for him. But at least we now know that he’s been with us.

“It is experiencing what it closes, to know that my father is dead and buried, in a real way back to all, so that all families will break their loved ones.”

He said he was governed alive and wounded in Gaza for a few weeks after he was arrested but “he didn’t stop his birth.”

Hamish Falconer, Lincoln MP and a minister for the Middle East, said: “It is important for me to be here and give my respect for the sad loss of oded.

“Shadoon is a pillar of energy and dignity and I will never admire him. We have to take everything hostage, as he wants.”

Oded is a journalist and veteran campaign campaign for peace running Palestinians in treatment hospitals. In his campaign for Palestinian rights he met Yasser Arafat, then headed the Palestine Liboration Organization.

Since 7 October Shadoone, a filmmaker and academic, the campaign is strong to release to his parents.

The BBC is with Shadoon at his home in East London when announcing the discontinuation deal in January.

He cried for joy, hoping that he would eventually discover his father’s fate, as a year of hostage he did not know if he was alive or dead.

Yoched Lifeshitz used to say that her husband is a great campaign for peace. “He has a very good relationship with Palestinians and the thing that is more offensive is that they betrayed him,” he said.

Talking to the BBC after releasing his mother from captivity, Shadoon says “his life in peace and fight for the possibility of countries (Israel and Palestinian) living on the side”.

In the Memorial Event on Sunday, Shadoe said: “I cannot continue with peace in my own life. Because hate on the way?