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The horrors endured by Hamas's hostages: Barely any food, forced to sleep on plastic chairs, waiting to be executed...


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As groups of Israeli hostages were released from Gaza in recent days, an army of medics, child protection experts and trauma specialists battened down the hatches and shielded them from the media spotlight.

But with a four-day truce between Israel and Hamas now in its final 24 hours, a picture has started to emerge about the dire conditions in which the freed hostages were being held by the terror group over the last seven weeks.

Their relatives have spoken of plastic chairs as beds, irregular meals of bread and rice, and hours spent waiting for the bathroom.

Some of the freed hostages have lost significant weight, and have told their loved ones how they had no sense of time passing in Gaza.

In one 84-year-old woman's case, it is reported that she was not given vital medication while in Gaza, and that she is currently in an 'unstable' condition.

Another elderly woman said she feared she was on her way to be executed in the build up to her release, only to find that she was being freed.

 

As of Monday morning, of the roughly 240 people dragged into Gaza by Hamas in its brutal October 7 attack, 62 hostages have been released (made up of Israelis and foreigners), one was freed by Israeli forces, and two were found dead inside Gaza.

Of those released, 58 were freed under a cease-fire deal over the past three days. Four others were freed earlier in the conflict.

A total of 14 hostages with Israel citizenship were returned to Israel on Sunday, the third day of a four-day truce deal with Hamas that will see a total of 50 Israeli captives freed in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners.

Under the terms of the agreement, one more group of captives is set to be handed over to Israel in exchange for Palestinian prisoners before the end of the truce.

It's possible that the temporary ceasefire could be extended if more hostages are exchanged, but so far, nothing has been confirmed by either side. Hostilities are set to resume on Tuesday unless an extension deal can be struck.

Therefore, an agonising wait continues for those who still have relatives inside the coastal strip, and they more than anyone will be listening intently for any information about how their loved ones are being treated by Hamas.

Those freed in recent days have largely stayed out of the public eye.

 

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As of Monday morning, of the roughly 240 people dragged into Gaza by Hamas in its brutal October 7 attack, 62 hostages have been released 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Wow, 109 trucks, 1,880 tons and ONLY 2.2 MILLION Palestinians.

 

I am sure that the Palestinians will live like Kings and Queens in their palaces for months on that issue. I hope that they are so grateful that the will stop the murderous war for ever and surrender the entire Palestinian people to their wonderful, compassionate and friendly IDF new best friends.

That is daily........pretty sure that was a deliberate error on your part.

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8 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

That is daily........pretty sure that was a deliberate error on your part.

Well thought out post.

 

You obviously failed sarcasm 101.

 

So all those supplies are to last 2.2 MILLION Palestinians for a whole day, And if nothing is delivered the next day, then what do the 2.2 MILLION Palestinians live on?

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1 hour ago, billd766 said:

Wow, 109 trucks, 1,880 tons and ONLY 2.2 MILLION Palestinians.

 

I am sure that the Palestinians will live like Kings and Queens in their palaces for months on that issue. I hope that they are so grateful that the will stop the murderous war for ever and surrender the entire Palestinian people to their wonderful, compassionate and friendly IDF new best friends.

 

@billd766

 

I am sure that things weren't like that on 6/10.

 

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3 minutes ago, billd766 said:

So far on this post I have collected 5 confused emojis and a response from a poster who seems to believe that the Israeli/Palestinian "war" only started this year, and not at least a couple of hundred years ago.

 

Counting is important, keep it up.

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16 minutes ago, billd766 said:

So far on this post I have collected 5 confused emojis and a response from a poster who seems to believe that the Israeli/Palestinian "war" only started this year, and not at least a couple of hundred years ago.

Seeing as your counting I decided to give you a confused emoji too. You now have 6.

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1 hour ago, billd766 said:

So far on this post I have collected 5 confused emojis and a response from a poster who seems to believe that the Israeli/Palestinian "war" only started this year, and not at least a couple of hundred years ago.

I didn't think I was clever enough to confuse other, younger and smarter posters.

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4 hours ago, billd766 said:

So far on this post I have collected 5 confused emojis and a response from a poster who seems to believe that the Israeli/Palestinian "war" only started this year, and not at least a couple of hundred years ago.

O goody.

 

More confused emojis for my collection.

 

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