Netanyahu's message came after Hamas published a third sign of life video of Israeli hostage Elkana Bohbot.
In addition, two soldiers in the 414th Battalion, Border Protection Corps, were severely injured during combat in the northern Gaza Strip.
Over the weekend, the IDF dismantled Hamas's infrastructure, eliminating over 40 terrorists and striking 1,400 targets.
Hostage families in Tel Aviv urged a deal on Saturday for their loved ones’ release, accusing Netanyahu of inaction and warning that time is running out.
On Thursday, Hamas rejected Israel's proposal to release 10 hostages in exchange for 45 days of ceasefire.
On Passover, "We celebrate the freedom of our people who came out of Egypt. We do not celebrate the victory over the Egyptians," Troufanov said.
Among the targets were terrorists, military structures and weapons storage facilities.
Prior to the Israel-Hamas War, Hamas received $15 million monthly transfers from Qatar, as well as $500 million in funds it raised worldwide.
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IDF soldiers who operated in the area were dispatched to the scene and returned the civilians to Israeli territory.