In April 2025, reports emerged of the Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, offering significant financial rewards (up to $5 million) to Gaza residents in exchange for information about Israeli captives held by Hamas.
According to a report in the Hebrew newspaper Maariv, these efforts were unsuccessful, with the vast majority of Gazan residents rejecting the offers.
Observers described this as a "desperate" move, reflecting a "deepening internal crisis" within Israel related to its inability to recover the captives.
According to a report in the Hebrew newspaper Maariv, these efforts were unsuccessful, with the vast majority of Gazan residents rejecting the offers.
Observers described this as a "desperate" move, reflecting a "deepening internal crisis" within Israel related to its inability to recover the captives.
In April 2025, reports emerged of the Israeli government, led by Benjamin Netanyahu, offering significant financial rewards (up to $5 million) to Gaza residents in exchange for information about Israeli captives held by Hamas.
According to a report in the Hebrew newspaper Maariv, these efforts were unsuccessful, with the vast majority of Gazan residents rejecting the offers.
Observers described this as a "desperate" move, reflecting a "deepening internal crisis" within Israel related to its inability to recover the captives.
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