Hamas releases video of dead captive calling for truce – 2024-09-07 01:52:58

The Islamist group Hamas published a second video on Tuesday in which the captive appears Ori Daninoone of the six hostages found dead on Saturday in Gazain which the young man warns the camera that without a truce “no one will survive.”

“Get us out of here alive now, because at this rate, none of us will survive.”Danino implores in the video. The date on which these images were recorded is unknown, as is the case with those published this Monday by the young Israeli woman Eden Yerushalmi.

The Palestinian militia announced yesterday that it would publish in the next few days videos of the six hostages found dead on Saturday night in an underground tunnel in the southern city of Rafah.

He National Institute of Forensic Medicine Israel determined that the six hostages were “killed” by “several shots” from Hamas militants.

According to the forensic examination, it is estimated that the deaths of the hostages occurred approximately between 48 and 72 hours before their examination (between Thursday and early Friday morning)”, said a statement from the Ministry of Health.

“Our conditions here are very bad. We have no food, no water and no electricity. We hear shelling and gunshots all the time.”Danino continued, probably in a scripted message, in which he accused Netanyahu’s government of having “failed” during the Hamas attack.

“Where were you when I was shot? Where were you when we didn’t know where to run? Where were you when we were alone?”laments the young man, kidnapped from the NOVA festival.

And he concludes: “You are trying to kill us one by one with your failed rescues and with your aerial bombardments.” The video concludes with the message from Hamas: “Time is running out.”

The discovery of the bodies of these six hostages has caused great shock throughout the country, with daily protests against the Israeli president in the streets and a first general strike that did not last even a day.

Of the 251 hostages, 97 remain in the Gaza Strip – at least 33 confirmed dead, according to the Army – while another four hostages have been held captive for years, two of them are dead soldiers. EFE (I)