US EditionHamas releases video of 19 y/o Israeli hostage, soldier Liri Albag, as ceasefire talks resume
- Hamas released a video showing 19-year-old hostage Liri Albag, who has been held captive for 450 days, as ceasefire talks resume.
- In the video, Albag expressed her fear and desire to be remembered, stating, 'I just want people to remember me, remember my name.'
- The family of Liri Albag requested privacy and urged the government to act on behalf of the hostages, saying the video 'has torn our hearts to pieces.'
- Indirect negotiations for a ceasefire are ongoing in Doha, Qatar, with officials emphasizing the need to return all 100 hostages.
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The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office on Monday clarified that a list of hostages foreign media claimed would be freed as part of a potential ceasefire deal with Hamas was transferred by Jerusalem to the Palestinian terror group as early as July 2024. “To date, Israel has not received any confirmation or comment from Hamas regarding the status of the abductees on the list. Israel will continue to work tirelessly to return all of our cap
A Hamas official said on Sunday that the Islamist group had “agreed to release 34 Israeli prisoners as part of the first phase of a prisoner exchange agreement.
In the midst of a “critical stage” in the talks on a possible Israeli hostage release agreement, Hamas armed wing Al-Qassam Brigades released a video on Saturday of Liri Albag, one of the five female soldiers who abducted Nahal Oz base on October 7, 2023 and who is still under its control.The video, which lasts 3 and a half minutes and whose date could not be verified, shows Albag, aged 19, speaking in the foreground and following the same guide…
[Kyodo News, Jerusalem] On the 4th, the Islamic organization Hamas, which continues to fight the Israeli army in the Palestinian-controlled area of Gaza, released a video on a communication app of a female Israeli soldier (19) who is being held hostage. Indirect negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire resumed on the 3rd in Doha, the capital of mediator Qatar, but the two sides have not compromised, and it is believed that Hamas has put pressure on Isr…
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