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TEL AVIV — When Hamas released a video of Evyatar David, he looked so frail and emaciated that their father did not recognize his voice, the Israeli hostage’s brother said Monday.
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The Times of Israel on MSNHostages David, Braslavski have lost dangerous amount of body weight, medical team saysThe post Hostages David, Braslavski have lost dangerous amount of body weight, medical team says appeared first on The Times ...
Evyatar David, a 24-year-old Israeli hostage, appears emaciated in a video released by Hamas, sparking protests in Tel Aviv.
Witkoff and the U.S. ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, visited an aid site in Gaza run by the controversial Israel and U.S ...
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The Forward on MSNHolocaust survivors say latest hostage videos recall their own condition 80 years ago( JTA) — Holocaust survivors say the hostage videos published in recent days recall for them their own torture and ...
The David family has not approved the publication of the content at this time. Hamas published a video of hostage Evyatar ...
A new medical report from the Health Team of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum reveals following examination of recently released hostage videos that the hostages depicted have lost a dangerous ...
Evyatar David appeared in a Hamas video on Saturday, showing signs of starvation and being forced by his captors to dig a ...
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Scripps News on MSNHamas releases video of emaciated Israeli hostageHamas has released a nearly five-minute video showing Israeli hostage Evyatar David appearing emaciated and frail.
The family of Evyatar has not approved the publication of his video, nor images of it. Hackers briefly took over the websites ...
Avishai David, father of hostage Evyatar David, describes the latest images of his son in captivity: "He's silent, ...
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She called the images “heartbreaking” and wrote, “I just cannot bear the evil in this world. Please, God, make the suffering end,” accompanied by a broken-heart emoji.
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