According to Hamas, Israeli hostages Yossi Sharabi and Itai Svirsky have tragically been killed while in captivity, while Noa Argamani remains alive.
This distressing news was revealed in the terror group's latest propaganda video, featuring Argamani herself reporting on the deaths of the two men.
In a video released by Hamas on Sunday, the hostages were seen alive for the first time since their abduction during the brutal attack on Israel by the Palestinian terror group on October 7th. The footage, which is undated, showed Argamani, 26, along with Sharabi, 53, and Svirsky, 38, urging Israeli officials to take any necessary action to secure their release. The 37-second clip warned that the fate of the hostages would be disclosed on Monday.
Following this, Hamas released another video, teasing the possibility that the three hostages could be killed, injured, or spared. This callous act came just hours after Hamas claimed to have lost contact with "many" of its hostages due to Israeli bombardments in Gaza, suggesting that they may have been killed.
The latest update from Hamas confirms the worst fears. Two of the three hostages featured in their previous video have been reported dead as a result of the Israeli bombing of Gaza. Noa Argamani, the surviving hostage, pleads for an end to the madness and implores for their safe return home.
The situation remains fluid, and the details surrounding the deaths of Sharabi and Svirsky are yet to be fully disclosed. The Israeli government has not yet issued an official statement in response to these tragic developments. As the investigation continues, questions arise about the effectiveness of the Israeli response and the measures taken to ensure the safety of its citizens.
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