Hamas threatens hostages as Israel advances on Gaza
The Palestinian militant organization Hamas threatened to eliminate the remaining Israeli hostages as the Israeli forces increased their attacks in Gaza.
On Saturday, the group released a photo assembly and 47 hostages, each with the name of Ron Arad.
Arad was an Israeli soldier who was captured after hitting a fighter plane in Lebanon in 1986.
His fate was the source of heavy speculation and public concern because his remains could not be found.
A honorable funeral is very important for religious and social reasons of many Israelis.
This is especially true for fallen soldiers: there is a code that predicts that the Israeli army will not be alive or dead.
After Israel’s decision to capture Gaza City despite a humanitarian warning, Hamas threatened that none of the hostages would return to Israel alive.
Approximately 20 of the hostage was believed to be alive before starting the full operation in Israel’s Gaza city on Tuesday, and the pledge families warned the decisions of the decision.
It was reported that some hostages were carried from the tunnels and distributed to several parts of the city to slow down Israel.
In the assembly of photography, Hamas accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of refusing to accept the release of cease -fire and hostages.
He also condemns the Israeli military chief Oil, for fulfilling his order to conquer Gaza City despite his opposition.
The assembly was taken into the subtitle with an open warning in Arabic and Hebrew: “Farewell photo for the start of the Gaza operation due to the rejection of Netanyahu and the submission of the Zamir.”
Health officials said that Israeli strikes killed at least 14 people overnight in Gaza City.
Since the strikes are tired of the Gaza Strip War, which is increasingly concentrated by several countries, some are moving to recognize the Palestinian state at the meeting of world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly next week.
On Friday, the Portuguese Foreign Ministry said he would recognize a Palestinian state on Sunday.
The country has previously announced its plans to do this, but now an official date has set.
Portugal, Australia, the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Malta, Belgium and Luxembourg.
The Israeli Army, who said he wanted to “destroy Hamas’s military infrastructure”, did not give a timeline to attack the Gaza city, but there were indicators he could take for months.
In recent days, Israel is inviting hundreds of thousands of Palestinians who have taken refuge in Gaza, to open another corridor in the south of Gaza City to allow more people to move to what they call to a humanitarian region and to leave more people.
With DPA
