Hamas publishes new video of hostages after 700 days of war
The footage shows Guy Gilboa-Dalal in a vehicle driving through Gaza City, saying he cannot believe he is still alive after 22 months of captivity.
The footage shows Guy Gilboa-Dalal in a vehicle driving through Gaza City, saying he cannot believe he is still alive after 22 months of captivity.
Before the strike, Defense Minister Israel Katz stated: "Now the lock has been removed from the gates of hell in Gaza."
The Nir Oz community gathered Friday morning in a special declaration marking 700 days since the war began.
Israel prepares extensive supply network as the second phase of Operation Gideon's Chariots aims to relocate Palestinian population from Gaza City southward.
Eight-year-old Abd al-Rahim Muhammad Hamdan, nicknamed "Abboud", was evacuated from Gaza Strip with his mother after false death claims.
The terrorist organization’s leadership continues to work toward remaining the decisive power in the Gaza Strip, despite its stated willingness to allow the creation of an independent Palestinian administration.
Saad al-Mashal, a former school principal in the Strip, attacks Hamas for murdering his son, who served as a worker at distribution centers in Khan Younis.
Palestinian-American mediator Bishara Bahbah said he had delivered to Hamas a final proposal for the release of all hostages in accordance with US President Donald Trump’s instructions, estimating that Trump is capable of pressuring all parties. According to him, a ceasefire could be achieved within two weeks if there is genuine intent.
A disturbing video from the Khan Younis area shows Hamas terrorists beating Palestinians with wooden clubs, kicking them in the chest and firing shots into the air, as a frenzied crowd looks on. Their aim is to instill fear among the population and prevent any sign of rebellion.
Hamas announced that it is waiting for Israel’s response to a proposal by mediators for a deal that would secure the release of hostages and a ceasefire in Gaza. The terrorist organization also said it is prepared for a comprehensive agreement that would include the release of all hostages.
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