Hamas releases second video of Israeli hostage and says it will not disarm until Palestinian state established | Gaza
Hamas confirmed that he would not remain unarmed unless an independent Palestinian state was established because he published his second video in the hostage of Israel for two days.
Hamas, who responded to one of the locks that demanded to end the war in Gaza in Gaza, has dominated the region since 2007 and said that “an independent, completely dominant Palestinian state with Jerusalem is not established with Jerusalem”.
The indirect negotiations between Hamas and Israel aimed to provide a 60 -day ceasefire during the Gaza War and to agree to the release of hostages that ended in a dead end last week.
On Saturday, Hamas released a second video of Host Evyatar David. Inside, David is thin as a skeleton and is shown to excavate a hole in the video that says it is for his own grave.
The restrictions on Israel’s entry of goods and assistance into Gaza have led to severe food and other basic famine, increasing international demands for the ceasefire. UN -backed Food Safety experts said that the “worst scarcity scenario” was playing in Gaza this week.
Hamas included this problem in hostage videos and said that hostages were hungry with their prisoners and that time was exhausted for the ceasefire.
In a statement, the David family, thanks to the renewed UN convoys and foreign air signs, now asked for the help of Gaza to reach their sons.
In a rally where thousands of people gathered posters of those who are under captivity and mentioned to immediately release, he said, “On the threshold of absolute death”.
49 of the 251 hostages taken during the Hamas attack are still held in Gaza, 27 Israeli army says they have died.
Donald Trump’s Middle East ambassador on Saturday said that he was working with the Israeli government on a plan that will effectively end the war in Gaza.
Steve Witkoff, who came to Israel as the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, opened a global scream on the growing hunger between the destruction in Gaza and 2.2 million people. On Friday, he visited a aid distribution area directed by Israel and US -backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).
Global anger has grown on the restrictions of the deadly restlessness of Israel, and the Group’s daily firing reports in four locations since the beginning of the distribution of aid at the end of May. The UN says that 859 Palestinians were killed near these places and more than 500 people were killed along the ways of food convoys.
Hospitals in Gaza say that Israel’s fire killed more than a dozen people on Saturday.
Israel blames Hamas for the pain in Gaza, and says that he has taken steps to get more help to reach his population, and in some regions, he has taken steps, including hearing the routes of protected routes for air signs and aid convoys in some regions. The UN agencies said that food transfer was insufficient and that Israel should get more help from the Kara and alleviate access to it quickly.
The region’s Ministry of Health said on Saturday that seven Palestinians have died for malnutrition, including a child in the last 24 hours. This has brought the total deaths between children up to 93 for reasons for malnutrition in Gaza since the war began.
Traditionally, the German government, a loyal ally of Israel, participated in Israel’s calls for more help on Saturday, and the current amount was “very insufficient”.
The French Foreign Minister asked the people of Gaza to provide large amounts of humanitarian assistance and at the same time, the Israeli hostages held in Gaza, published by the armed wing of Hamas, to condemn the “inferiority” videos.
With Reuters and Agency France-Presse
