The families of prisoners held in the Gaza Strip have called for participation in a massive demonstration to be held on Saturday evening in Tel Aviv, aimed at pressuring the Israeli authorities to release their detained sons.

In a related context, Nimrod Cohen, the father of a soldier captured in Gaza, confirmed that the Israeli occupation's stance is not neutral, pointing out that Hamas is not seeking to reach a genuine exchange deal and does not want to end the crisis peacefully.

In another context, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff visited the area and informed the families that the United States and Israel are working on a joint plan to return all detained prisoners, emphasizing that efforts are ongoing to achieve this goal.

The families expressed their hope that the release of the prisoners would be the fundamental condition for achieving any victory or revival in Tel Aviv, asserting that the liberation of all detainees from the Gaza Strip is the key to peace and stability in the region.

In their statements, they affirmed that "there is no victory or revival for Tel Aviv without the return of all detainees from the Gaza Strip," emphasizing the importance of unity and solidarity in addressing this urgent humanitarian issue.