Hamas publishes a video hostage of an Israeli alive

Armed arm Whims On Saturday, a video of a poor Israeli hostage was kidnapped during the Palestinian Islamic Movement’s attack on October 7, 2023 in Israel, alive in Gaza.

The hostage family forum, the main organization that undertakes the liberation campaigns of Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip as condemning Alexander.

He is a soldier of the elite unity, which is parked near the border with the Palestinian territories at the time of the attack, which sparked the current conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The video, which is broadcast by Ezden Al -Qassam, lasts a little more than three minutes and shows that he is sitting in a hug.

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Going to the camera, the hostage says that you want to return home to celebrate the holidays.

Israel is currently celebrating the Jewish Passover, which celebrates the liberation of the Jewish people from the slavery that has suffered in Egypt.

With strong movements from the hands, the hostages criticize the Israeli government for not achieving its liberation yet.

His family, who stated in the statement of the hostage families forum, said that our soldiers, a soldier who immigrated to Israel and was recruited in the Al -Jolani Brigade to defend the country and its citizens, is still a prisoner of Hamas.

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So when they feel the celebration of Pisag (Jewish Easter), remember that it is not a feast of freedom until Aidan and the other hosts returned home. “

Of the 251 people who were kidnapped in the October 7 attack, 58 are still in Gaza, of whom 34 died, according to the Israeli army.

A truce achieved under the mediation of the United States, Egypt and Qatar, between January 19 and March 17, facilitated the return of 33 hostages, eight dead, in exchange for the liberation of Israel to about 1,800 Palestinian prisoners.

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