Hamas' armed group Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades on Saturday released a video of a man taken hostage by Palestinian agents in Gaza and seen alive inside.
The 11-second video shows a man speaking, overlaid with text in Arabic and Hebrew that says: “Time is running out. The government is lying.”
The video, posted on the group's Telegram channel, shows the hostages speaking under duress and is the third video released within a month of their capture in Gaza.
On April 27, the group released a video showing two hostages, Keith Siegel and Omri Milan, alive.
Three days earlier, another video was broadcast showing hostage Hersh Goldberg-Pollin alive.
Approximately 250 people were abducted to the Gaza Strip on October 7 when Hamas operatives attacked southern Israel.
Of those, 128 are still being held in the Palestinian territories, and 36 of them have died, Israeli officials said.
The attack killed more than 1,170 Israelis and foreigners, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli statistics.
Israel's retaliatory military operation in Gaza has so far killed at least 34,971 people, most of them women and children, according to the Hamas-run region's health ministry.
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