Published December 08,2023
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An Israeli military helicopter fired on the Israeli hostages captured by Hamas on Oct. 7 on their method to Gaza, based on a leaked video, which has revealed their horror of being killed in Israeli assaults slightly than Hamas.
The leaked audio, elements of which had been revealed on the Israeli news website Ynet, captures the assembly on Tuesday between former Israeli hostages, kinfolk of these nonetheless held, and Israel’s war-time Cabinet.
A freed feminine hostage is heard within the recording as saying: “The feeling we had there was that no one was doing anything for us. The fact is that I was in a hiding place that was shelled, and we had to be smuggled out, and we were wounded. That’s besides the helicopter that shot at us on the way to Gaza.”
She added: “The fact that we were shelled, the fact that no one knew anything about where we were … You claim that there is intelligence. But the fact is that we are being shelled. My husband was separated from us three days before we returned to Israel and taken to the (Hamas) tunnels.”
In the main points of the assembly, the hostages launched by Hamas and their kinfolk who met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed their dissatisfaction with the premier as a result of Israeli airstrikes on Gaza.
Another detainee, who was launched as a part of the hostage swap deal between Israel and Hamas, stated: “I skilled captivity and I perceive its hardships. Every day in captivity was extraordinarily difficult.
“We were in tunnels, terrified that it would not be Hamas, but Israel, that would kill us, and then they would say Hamas killed you. So, I strongly urge that the prisoner exchange begins as soon as possible and everyone needs to return home. There should be no hierarchy. Everyone is equally important.”
Israel resumed its army offensive on the Gaza Strip on Dec. 1 after a week-long humanitarian pause with the Palestinian group Hamas ended.
At least 17,177 Palestinians have been killed and greater than 46,000 others injured in relentless Israeli air and floor assaults on the enclave since Oct. 7 following a cross-border assault by Hamas.
The Israeli loss of life toll within the Hamas assault stood at 1,200, based on official figures.
Source: www.anews.com.tr