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Families Seek Foreign Help for Gaza Detainees
An Israeli book reviews how the families of detainees used foreign nationalities—such as German passports and particular roots in North Macedonia—as diplomatic tools to open channels of negotiation with other governments and countries, aiming to secure the release of their loved ones imprisoned in Gaza. The strategies include attempting to acquire passports or leveraging familial ties with influential nations like Germany and Russia to facilitate direct diplomatic interventions. The book also highlights disparities in interest and support from international administrations, such as follow-up actions by the U.S. envoy's office or backing from Moscow and Washington. Some cases led to positive outcomes, such as the release of prisoners, while others failed, such as the attempt to save Itay Svesky after he was killed by other detainees. The study reveals how foreign citizenship has become a valuable tool—used to offset the weaknesses of official Israeli actions and to achieve diplomatic and humanitarian gains.
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