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The Israeli’s family hostage of the Evator David, who held Hamas in Gas, accused the group of intentionally starving as part of the “propaganda campaign”.
“He is starving solely to serve Hamas’s propaganda,” the family said on Saturday, a day after Hamas released a video showing a exhausted David in a narrow concrete tunnel.
24 -year -old David has been in captivity since his capture of Hamas at the Music Festival in southern Israel on October 7, 2023.
“We are forced to witness our beloved son and brother David, intentionally and cynically starving in Hamas’s tunnels in Gaza – a living skeleton, buried alive,” the family statement added.
The hostage family also called on the Israeli government and the world community to do “everything possible to save evyatar”.
In a video released by Hamas, the Evator David hears the “I have not eaten all day … I barely drank drinking water” and see him digging what, he said, would be his own grave.
During the attack on Israel, almost two years ago, Hamas captured 251 hostages. David is one of 49 hostages, which, according to Israel, are still being held in gas. These include 27 hostages, which are believed to be dead.
Israel has accused the assistance agencies of pushing gas to famine through armed food in the war against Hamas – he denies the accusation.
Israel has stated that there is no hunger, and this does not impose restrictions on the help that is included in the gas – claims rejected by its close allies in Europe, the UN and other agencies operating in the lane.
On Saturday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that “continues a number of actions aimed at improving the humanitarian reaction in the Gaza Strip.”
It states that 90 packets containing food for southern and northern gas residents have been entered in the last few hours under cooperation between Israel, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Egypt, France and Germany.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Health Hamas, headed by Gaza, said that another seven people, including a child, died of malnutrition on Saturday.
The Ministry of Health has stated that the total number of deaths from the beginning of the war has reached 169, including 93 children.
Also on Saturday, the Ministry of Health said that at least 83 were killed and 1079 were injured in Israel’s military offensive over the last 24 hours.
The Al-Ussirarate Hospital reported the BBC that she received the bodies of three people killed by Israeli troops near the Sal-Al-Din Street distribution point, south of the Vadi Gaza district, driven by the United States and Israeli Gas Humanitarian Fund (GHF). The hospital said at least 36 people were injured.
IDF said its troops “fired” hundreds of meters from the place of assistance, not during work, after the crowd did not call not to move to them “in a way that pose a threat.”
“IDF does not know about the victims as a result of the warnings, and the details of the incident are still being considered,” the report said.
GHF said “nothing on the sites today”. It is clear that the incident had escorts to the UN/World Food Program (WFP), which had large crowds that overcame and removed the food from the trucks.
BBC asked WFP about comments.
International journalists, including the BBC, is blocked by Israel on its own, which makes it difficult to confirm the requirements.
Israel introduced a common blockade of gas delivery in early March and two weeks resumed a military offensive against Hamas, breaking down a two -month ceasefire. It states that he wants to put pressure on the group to release the rest of Israeli hostages.
The blockade was partially weakened in 11 weeks amid warning about the upcoming hunger experts, but the shortage of food, medicines and fuel remains, the assistance agencies said.
On October 7, 2023, Israel launched his offensive in response to an attack under the direction of Hamas, which killed about 1,200 people.
Health authorities Hamas say 60 430 people were killed in an Israeli military campaign.
