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Israel's army chief says 'combat will continue without rest' in Gaza unless hostages are freed

  • Videos of emaciated hostages released by Hamas have sparked outrage in Europe and led to calls for a ceasefire, according to reports.
  • As of now, 50 hostages captured by Hamas in October 2023 are being held in Gaza, with at least 20 believed to be alive, according to Israeli officials.
  • Several EU member states, including Ireland and Spain, are pushing to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement due to Gaza's humanitarian crisis.
  • The Israeli military chief stated that combat will continue without rest in Gaza until hostages are freed.
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haaretz.co.il broke the news in on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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