Hamas name will be released to the next hostage
Hamas has released the names of the next hostages on Saturday to be freed in Gaza in exchange for Palestinian prisoners organized by Israel.
They are male civilians Eli Shabi, 52, Ohad Ben Ami, 56, and Levi, 34.
Eighteen hostages have been freed since the ceasefire began on January 19. Israel has released 383 prisoners in turn.
Some 33 hostages and 1,900 prisoners have to be freed by the end of the first phase of the ceasefire in three weeks time. Israel says that eight out of 33 have died.
Hamas seized 251 hostages and killed about 1,200 people when he attacked Israel on 7 October 2023, triggering the war.
According to Gaza’s Hamas-Interested Health Ministry, at least 47,500 Palestinians have died in Israeli’s aggressive. About two-thirds of Gaza buildings have been damaged or destroyed by the Israeli attacks, the United Nations says.
Ellie Sharabi was taken from Kibutz Biri with her brother, Yosi, which has since been confirmed the dead. Ellie’s wife and two daughters were killed in the attack.
Ohad Ben Ami was also taken from Kibutz Biri with his wife, Raz. He was later released by Hamas.
Or Levy, a city south of Tel Aviv, from Rishon Leziom, ran away with his wife Enev, when gunmen attacked the event. Mr. Levi was taken hostage and the body of Iinav was found in a bomb shelter, where the couple was hidden.
Earlier on Friday, The Hostel and Missing Familys Forum Headquarters welcomed the “news about the expected release of three hostages”.
The statement said, “We will not give up at any level or stop until all the hostages return home under the current agreement – very final one – alive for rehabilitation and dead for proper burial.”
Hours before the names of the hostages were released, Hamas accused Israel of failing to follow his commitment to promote the amount of human assistance allowed in Gaza as part of the ceasefire deal.
The head of Hamas’s media office in Gaza Marof told a news conference in Gaza City that “the humanist situation remains disastrous due to Israeli’s obstruction,” according to media reports.
He said that only 8,500 out of the required 12,000 assistance lorry entered Gaza as the ceasefire came into force, and as per the report, the supply of medical equipment and shelter was deliberately delayed.
The allegation is a contradiction of United Nations human head Tom Fletcher, who said on Thursday 10,000 lorry with food, medicine and tents Since the beginning of the ceasefire, he had crossed Gaza, which he called a “large -scale bounce”.
