Hamas launches a video of two Israeli hostages held in Gaza

Hamas released a video showing two Israeli hostages seized from a music festival during his cross -border attack in October 2023.

The video claims that it displays Guy Gilboa-Dalal in Gaza City in late August, where he says that he and eight others are detained and will remain despite Israel’s planned attack. It also shows the prisoner Alon Olin.

Previous videos from the hostages issued by their kidnappers in Gaza Condemned By world leaders and families as propaganda.

The Minister of National Security in Israel, the far -right Israel, called for the complete occupation of Gaza, claiming that this is the only way to “return the hostages in security.”

The video shows Mr. Gilbo Dal, who was seized from the Nova Festival in southern Israel, and he is asking for his release. In footage dated August 28, it was filmed in a car in what he says is Gaza City.

The footage also shows Mr. Ohel for the first time since it was seized in the attack 700 days ago. Mr. Gilboa-Dalal was previously seen in Hamas’s video in February.

They are two of 48 hostages who are still holding them enthusiastically, 20 of whom are alive.

Meanwhile, Israel Defense Minister Katz said that the Israeli military activity “will intensify” until Hamas accepted the conditions of Israel to end the war, which includes the release of all hostages, threatening that the armed group “will destroy” otherwise.

Opposition leader Yar Lapid urged Israeli negotiators to resume talks about the ceasefire deal to liberate the hostages.

On Friday, the Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza said that 30 Palestinians were killed in the region during the past 24 hours, including 20 in Gaza City.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that it had struck a tower bloc there, which it claimed was used by Hamas.

She said that the precautionary measures were taken to reduce harm to civilians, including “pre -warnings of the population” and the use of “microfinance”.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his plans a month ago to control Gaza City after indirect talks with Hamas in the ceasefire and a hostage in July.

Israel has intensified its operations around Gaza City in recent weeks, and says that its attack has led to the control of about 40 % of the city, which claims to be a stronghold from Hamas.

UN groups and relief groups have warned that the attack had already had “horrific humanitarian consequences” for the displaced families surrounding the city, which are home to a million people and where the famine was announced last month.

Satellite images show many neighborhoods in parts of the city that have been settled by Israeli strikes and demolition during the past month.

Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza in response to the October 7 attack led by Hamas in 2023, when 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken into account.

At least 64,231 people have been killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the region.