Hamas releases video of emaciated Israeli man Evyatar David, sparking outrage

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“We have a very good plan that we work with the Israeli government collectively, Prime Minister Netanyahu … For the reconstruction of Gaza. This means effectively the end of the war,” he said.

Hamas released the pledge video to Netanyahu two days ago to put pressure on the war during the war, and declared that the hostages would only be released if Israel accepted a ceasefire.

David’s family approved the publication of the video on Saturday and showed that the images were deliberately starving.

The family said in a statement, “We have to witness hunger in the tunnels of Hamas in Gaza in a deliberate and cynical way – a living skeleton was buried.

Hamas Hamas uses Evyatar as an experiment in a disgusting hunger campaign.

“There is no limit for the pain caused by the Hamas terror group caused hostages and Gaza inhabitants.”

In the Israeli media, the family criticized the “Hamas propaganda ve and called on Trump and the Israeli government to do everything they can to save David and other hostages.

French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, including world leaders, said Netanyahu to stop the war and allow more food to be distributed to civilians in Gaza and condemn Hamas and the Palestinian region should not have any role in the future of the future.

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In September, Netanyahu prepared to recognize a Palestinian state in the United Nations, accusing three leaders and others of applying terrorists.

“There is no limit to the persecution of Hamas, Net Netanyahu said after talking to the hostage family.

“While the state of Israel allows humanitarian aid to enter the Gaza inhabitants, Hamas deliberately hunger our hostages and documents them in a cynical and bad way.

“The whole world should receive a clear message against the guilty Nazi abuse carried out by the Hamas terrorist organization.”