Trump’s ‘all hell to pay’ ultimatum credited for securing deal to free Israeli hostages: ‘Clear message’
- U.S. President-elect Donald Trump threatened that there would be 'all hell to pay' if hostages were not freed by his inauguration on January 20.
- Three female hostages were released as part of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal, which is seen as a first step toward lasting peace in the Middle East.
- Ronen Neutra stated that Trump's clear message impacted the situation significantly, leading to hopes for the release of all 98 hostages.
- Families of the hostages expressed mixed feelings, with some calling the agreement a 'deal with the devil' but still celebrating the initial releases.
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