Hamas releases videos from two Israeli hostages held in gas

In October 2023, Hamas released a video showing two Israeli hostages seized at the Music Festival during his cross -border attack.

The video claims to show Guy Gilboa-Dalal in Gaza in late August, where he says he and eight others will pass and remain, despite the planned Israeli offensive. It also shows captivity Alon Ohel.

Earlier videos of hostages released by their invaders in gas were convicted World leaders and families as propaganda.

Israeli National Security Minister has called for a full occupation of Gaza in response, saying that this is the only way to “return the hostage hostages”.

The video shows Mr. Gilboa-Dalal, which was confiscated from Nova’s festival in southern Israel. In the footage of August 28, he is shot in the car in that he said, the gas.

The footage also shown Mr. —n Ohel for the first time since he was confiscated 700 days ago. Mr. Gilboa-Dalal was previously seen in the Hamas video in February.

These are two of the 48 hostages still holding Hamas, 20 of which are considered alive.

Meanwhile, Israel’s Defense Minister Katz said Israeli military activity was “heavily” until Hamas would accept the terms of Israel to stop the war, which includes all hostages, threatening that the armed group would “destroy” otherwise.

Opposition leader Yair Lapid called on Israeli talks to restore the ceasefire talks to release the hostages.

On Friday, Gaza Hamas said the Ministry of Health that 30 Palestinians were killed in the last 24 hours, including 20 in Gaza.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that it had struck a tower block there, which he claimed to use Hamas.

It states that precautionary measures have been taken to mitigate the damage to civilians, including preliminary warnings to the population “and the use of” accurate ammunition “.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a month ago announced to take the gas control after indirect negotiations with Hamas to cease fire, and in July a deal with hostages crashed.

In recent weeks, Israel has strengthened its Gaza City, and says its offensive has established control over the 40% of the city, which claims to be Hamas’s support.

UN and assistance groups have warned that the offensive already had “terrible humanitarian consequences” for displaced families in the city where one million people live and where the famine was announced last month.

Satellite shots show that several months have been lined with several quarters of the city.

Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to the attack on October 7 under the leadership of Hamas in 2023, killing 1200 people and 251 were taken hostage.

At least 64 231 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health of the territory.