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Hamas armed wing says Israeli captive dies due to ‘lack of medicine and food’

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An Israeli hostage in Gaza died due to a shortage of medicine and food, Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, said on Saturday. “We announce the death of the Zionist captive Yejiv Bukhattaf, 34, due to shortages of medicine and food,” Al-Qassam stated via Telegram. “We previously warned that enemy captives suffer from the same conditions as our people; hunger, deprivation, shortages of food and medicine, and that illness now threatens the lives of many of them,” the armed wing added. Al-Qassam released a short video showing the Israeli captive stating his name. Commenting on the video, Al-Qassam said: “What the people of Gaza suffer from, the siege and shortages of food and medicine, your captives will also suffer from (referring to Israel and the families of captives).” The group added: “Although he survived the Israeli army's strikes, he did not survive the shortage of food and medicine.”

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Hamas armed wing says Israeli captive dies due to 'lack of medicine and food'

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Straits Times

Hamas armed wing says Israeli captive dies due to 'lack of medicine and food'

CAIRO - The armed wing of Hamas said in a statement on Saturday that a 34-year-old Israeli captive had died due to \"lack of medicine and food\". REUTERS Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 month ago·Singapore

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Noticias ao Minuto

Hamas announces deaths from starvation and lack of food and medicine.

Abu Obeida, spokesman for the al-Qassam Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas, identified the hostage killed on Telegram as Yehiv Buchataf, 34 years old. "We previously warned that hostages of the enemy suffer the same conditions as our people, hunger and deprivation, due to a lack of food and medicine," said the spokesman. "The disease threatens now the lives of several of them [hostages]", he added. Obeida's announcement was accompanied by a propa…

1 month ago·Portugal

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