Transcript - Israeli Radio spreads and bolsters "Hamas' Psychological Terror"
Dr. Aaron Lerner 23 February 2025

Kan Reshet Bet - an Israel Government radio station, identified a recording
it was about to broadcast as being " part of Hamas' psychological terror".

They then proceeded to bolster the impact of this "psychological terror" by
featuring recordings supporting the goals of the "psychological terror",
namely for Israel to accept any and every Hamas demand.

The following is a translation of an excerpt from the transcript - Kan
Reshet Bet 07:00, February 23, 2025 news bulletin:

.As part of Hamas' psychological terror, the hostages Gai Gilboa-Dalal and
Evyatar David, who are still being held captive by Hamas, were brought
yesterday to the site where Omer Shem Tov, Eliya Cohen, and Omer Wenkert
were released. They were forced to watch the event from inside a vehicle.

In a video released by Hamas, the hostages addressed Prime Minister
Netanyahu, saying: "We saw our friends being released after 500 days; we
just want this to end. Please, I am asking the government- you started
something, now finish it, please."

The families of Gai Gilboa-Dalal and Evyatar David approved the publication
of the video. Ilan Gilboa-Dalal, Gai's father, told Yair Weinerberg on Kan
11:

"I am seeing my son for the first time in 16 months, hearing his voice for
the first time. For me, it gives me some air, knowing that he is okay, that
he doesn't appear injured. I think people need to see this, to witness the
abuse they are enduring - being taken to see their friends being freed, only
to be sent back to the tunnels."

Einav Tsangauker, the mother of Matan, who has been held captive in Gaza for
506 days, demanded last night that the Prime Minister fully implement the
hostage return agreement and bring them all home. She made these statements
at a protest near the Defense Ministry headquarters in Tel Aviv.
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