Video of Three Abductees Released
Hamas Released a Video Showing Signs of Life from Three More Abductees
Hamas' military wing releases a video featuring three captured Israeli individuals seated in front of the camera. One of them delivers a lengthy monologue accusing Netanyahu of failing to engage in a prisoner exchange.
22 days after Hamas' terror attack in the Gaza Strip envelope, the military wing of the organization releases a video showing three captured Israelis sitting in front of the camera.
Two of them are silent and appear quite subdued. The third one speaks in front of the camera and accuses Prime Minister Netanyahu of not conducting a prisoner exchange and not returning all the prisoners from the terrorist organizations.
To avoid playing into the hands of Hamas, we will not publish the full video, in which the speaker levels accusations against the Prime Minister.
This is the second video released by Hamas, which includes footage of captives. The previous video featured Maya Schem, who was photographed with a bandaged arm, according to her claim, after undergoing surgery. Hamas released the video at that time to demonstrate to the world that it is not a ruthless organization like ISIS but takes care of its prisoners.
The publication of the video indicates the pressure Hamas is under, as it demands a prisoner exchange at any cost. An IDF spokesperson has already defined these videos and the demand for "all for all" as a psychological terror tactic to secure the return of all the abductees in exchange for all the security prisoners in Israel.