Israel PM ‘uncertain’ over condition of three Gaza hostages

Israeli said that there is “uncertainty” for three of the 24 hostages that were previously believed to be alive in Hamas captive.

Benjamin Netanyahu knew that “three more people were alive”, but the “three more” status was unclear.

His opinion came after US President Donald Trump said that 24 hostages were alive a week ago, but the figure was now 21 years old. He spoke at an event held at the White House on Tuesday and did not cite the source or provided details.

Health and missing family forums demanded information.

The forum also urged Netana to agree with Hamas in order to return the plan to expand Israel’s offensive in Gaza and return to the remaining 59 living and dead.

One spokesman added to the prime minister, “We will stop the war to stop the war until the last kidnapping returns.” “This is the most urgent and important national mission.”

Netanyahu spoke in a video on Wednesday, following Trump’s remarks, saying, “We know that 21 people are alive. There are three more uncertainty about whether they are alive.”

Last week, Netana Hu said that rescuing hostages was a “very important goal” of the war, but “the best goal is to achieve our enemies with our enemies.”

Israel’s military spokesman Brig-Gen Effie Defrin seems to contradict Monday.

Despite the statement Israel’s Hara Retsu Shimbun reported this week that the military chief of staff issued an operation order to the commander who puts the bottom of the six -point list this week.With “Hamas defeat”.

The Israeli officials said that the plan for expanded attacks included capturing all territory indefinitely, forcing the Palestinians to the south and acquiring aid distribution with private companies despite the protests of the United Nations and humanitarian partners.

On October 7, 2023, about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken hostage during the Hamas -led attack.

Two of them were already captured from Gaza before the conflict.

So far, Israel has secured 196 hostages, and 147 of them have been alive through temporary ceasefire transactions with Hamas.

According to the territory Hamas-Run Health Ministry, at least 52,653 people died during the war during the war.

Israel said he would like to put pressure on Hamas that he had to die for more than two months and resumed the attack on March 18 for two months.

Israel also blocked all the delivery of humanitarian aid and other supply for nine weeks, and the United Nations caused a serious lack of food, pharmaceuticals and fuel.