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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to a disturbing new Hamas promotional video, in which 24 -year -old Israeli hostage Ewatar David has severely reduced and excavated which he said that he had his own grave.
Netanyahu said in a statement, “There is no limit to Hamas’s cruelty.” “While Israel is allowing the residents of the state of Gaza to enter humanitarian aid, Hamas terrorists are deliberately hungry our hostages and documents them in a craze and bad way.”
Netanyahu said, “The whole world should take a stand in a clear message against the Hamas terrorist organization against crime Nazi misconduct.”
The office of Israeli Prime Minister said on Saturday that Netanyahu spoke “length” with David’s families and another hostage, Rome Braslavsky, who was recently seen in a similar condition. Netanyahu expressed a deep blow to the materials distributed by terrorist organizations Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad “. According to his office, the Prime Minister told the families that “efforts are on to return all our hostages, and will continue and continuously.”
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Evyatar David’s brother spoke in the hostage class in Tel Aviv on 2 August 2025. (Getty image)
His office said that Netanyahu also “made a great embrace for his wife Sara, in the name of his wife Sara, told him that he was heartbroken on unbearable video.”
In a video released by The Terror Group and made public on Friday, a shirtless David is seen crossing the dates on a calendar and is barely as long as the tallest while digging the grave in a tunnel.
In a statement issued through the stage headquarters of hostage families, David’s family stated that he was forced to see his beloved son and brother “” deliberately and blasphemously hungry in Hamas’s tunnels in Gaza – a living skeleton, living buried.,
The family said, “Our son’s deliberate starvation is one of the most terrible acts as part of a campaign campaign.”
David’s brother, Ilaya, spoke at a large scale rally in the weekend, demanding a ceasefire and hostage release deal at Tel Aviv.
Families of hostages protest in plaza, known as the hostages on Tel Aviv, Israel, Saturday, August 2, 2025. (AP Photo/Ariel Shalit)
Trump claimed
“They are on the very verge of death. In their current, unimaginable situation, only days left to live with them,” Il told the crowd in the crowd. “Hamas is using the aveter in one of the most frightening and calculated campaigns of cruelty. A living hunger experiment. They are deliberately, systematically plotting it, using their suffering pain, as a twisted tool for publicity propaganda.”
“This is not just a violation of international law,” he said. “This is a cruel, barbaric attack on every gratitude of basic human decency. It is a task that it scares the soul of humanity.”
The US and Israel pulled their dialogues from Doha, Qatar two weeks ago, as the ceasefire and hostage-resolution talks with Hamas reached a stagnation.
On Friday, Israeli Mike Hakabi’s US ambassador and special envoy of the Middle East Steve Witcoff met with Netuhu in Israel, inspecting food distribution centers amidst the concerns of hunger before spending several hours in Gaza.
Families of hostages gather on August 2, 2025 in Tel Aviv, Israel. (Ori Avram/Middle East Picture/AFP via Getty Image)
Witcoff said he spent more than five hours inside Gaza-“Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and other agencies at a meeting with” level-levels on the ground, assessing situations, assessing situations “.
He said that the purpose of the yatra was to help President Donald Trump “to give a clear understanding of the humanitarian situation and make a plan to provide food and medical help to the people of Gaza”.
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Chapin Fee, a spokesman of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, said the yatra reflected the understanding of Trump’s stake and “feeding citizens, not Hamas, should be a priority.”
Fox News’ Yale Kuril and Associated Press contributed to this report.
