Hostage survivor to Eisenkot: "Do what needs to be done. I trust Mansour Abbas more than Netanyahu"

Hostage survivor Ada Sagi called on Gadi Eisenkot to join the Arab parties and not Netanyahu, saying she trusts Mansour Abbas more than Netanyahu. In an interview with Kan News, she recounted the morning of October 7 and described the moments of her abduction.

Hostage survivor Ada Sagi called this morning (Tuesday) in an interview with the program "Ba'hatzot Hayom" on Kan News for Gadi Eisenkot to join the Arab parties and not Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. "The public has expressed no confidence in the government of October 7. There are 67 mandates that express a demand for change," she said. When asked if she meant that Eisenkot should not join Netanyahu, she replied: "Correct. Eisenkot, do what needs to be done." She added that she trusts Mansour Abbas more than Netanyahu, and said that as a teacher she taught Arabic and has no problem with Arab citizens. Sagi, a resident of Nir Oz who was held captive by Hamas for 53 days, recounted the morning of October 7: "I thought it would end within half an hour, but it didn't." According to her, at 9:15 she wrote to her family on WhatsApp that these were terrorists and there was no army, minutes before seven people entered her home.