Eitan case, grandfather Peleg speaks: “I fear arrest and I would never take him away, but my grandson will thank me”

PETACH TIKVA (TEL AVIV) – Stares at the screen with the missed call from Amit’s cell phone at 10:10 am on May 23rd. Soon after, that damned rope would break and with it the lives of 14 people. “We had talked in the evening, that morning we ran after each other and then it was too late”. Shmuel Peleg speaks from his house near Tel Aviv, where on 11 September, with a private jet via Lugano, little Eitan was “brought home”, in the version of his grandfather, “kidnapped” according to the papers of the investigators who they describe a “painstaking exfiltration plan” of which Peleg does not provide further details “because they are subject to criminal investigation”.