Hamas Releases Starvation Videos of Israeli Hostages Amid Gaza Hunger Crisis
Hamas Releases Starvation Videos of Israeli Hostages Amid Gaza Hunger Crisis

Hamas Releases Starvation Videos of Israeli Hostages Amid Gaza Hunger Crisis

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New videos released by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad depict Israeli hostages held since the October 7, 2023 attacks in visibly emaciated and deteriorating conditions, highlighting the severe starvation and abuse they endure. Former hostage Keith Siegel detailed the extreme violence and deprivation he experienced during over 480 days in captivity, emphasizing the urgent need for a comprehensive deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. Hamas's videos contrast the suffering of the hostages with the humanitarian crisis faced by Gaza's civilian population, asserting that the hostages endure the same hardships due to Israeli military policies and blockade. The release of these images has sparked international outrage, with critics condemning Hamas's treatment of detainees as cruel and inhumane, while also spotlighting the stalled negotiations and political deadlock that prevent hostage releases. Families of hostages continue to advocate for urgent action amid fears that conditions will worsen without progress toward a ceasefire or exchange agreement. This complex situation underscores the intertwined fates of hostages and Gaza residents amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian collapse.

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