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Hamas militants kill Israeli male hostage, injured two female hostages in Gaza

Hamas militants claim to have killed an Israeli hostage and injured another two in Gaza as the Israeli-Palestinian war continues.

Hamas’ military wing spokesperson, Abu Ubaida, disclosed this in a statement issued on Monday, August 12, 2024.

According to Ubaida, the deaths resulted from two separate incidents involving al-Qassam fighters in Gaza.

Ubaida noted that a Hamas militant shot a male hostage he was guarding to death.

In another incident, two female hostages were wounded during a skirmish.

Ubaida said that efforts by medical practitioners are underway to save the female hostages’ lives.

He blamed Israeli attacks on innocent victims for the massacres, citing Israel’s recent airstrikes in Gaza.

In one incident on a school, over 100 people were killed, according to local authorities.

Hamas militants killing Israeli hostages

According to reports confirmed by multiple sources, Hamas guards in Gaza killed one Israeli male hostage.

They also seriously wounded two female hostages in separate incidents.

The Israeli military has responded, stating that they do not have intelligence information to confirm or refute Hamas’s claims.

This marks the first time Hamas has acknowledged that its guards kill hostages during the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Talks aimed at ending the war and bringing home remaining hostages are set to resume soon.

Over 100 killed by Israeli forces in Gaza

Information coming from Gaza shows that the situation out there is deeply concerning.

According to Palestinian witnesses and Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 100 people were killed, and at least 700 were wounded during an Israeli air strike.

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Israel, however, stated that many of the casualties occurred during a chaotic stampede for food aid.

According to Israeli authorities, their troops only fired when they felt endangered by the crowd.

The conflict continues to have devastating consequences for civilians.

The international community is seeking means to achieve peaceful solutions in order to stem the killings.

The October 7 Israeli-Hamas hostage conflict

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been raging since October 7, 2023, with Hamas playing critical role in it.

Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political party and militant organization that has been involved in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades.

The group has been responsible for numerous attacks against Israeli targets, including civilian and military personnel.

The October 7 Israeli-Hamas conflict refers to the Israel-Hamas war that began on October 7, 2023, when Hamas launched a land, sea, and air assault on Israel from the Gaza Strip.

Here are some key points about the conflict:

The October 7 attack:

The conflict began with a coordinated attack by Hamas, which included a barrage of over 2,200 rockets launched into Israel in just 20 minutes.

It was followed by an infiltration of at least 1,500 militants from Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) into Israel.

Casualties:

The attack resulted in over 1,200 deaths, primarily Israeli citizens, making it the deadliest day for Israel since its independence.

More than 240 people were taken hostage during the attack.

Israel’s response:

The next day, Israel declared itself in a state of war for the first time since the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) conducted air strikes on the Gaza Strip, followed weeks later by the incursion of ground troops and armored vehicles.

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Humanitarian crisis:

The conflict led to a severe humanitarian crisis, with tens of thousands of Gazans killed and over half of the buildings in the Gaza Strip destroyed or damaged.

The United Nations reported evidence of sexual violence against some of the victims.


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