The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to a disturbing new Hamas-Propaganda video with the 24-year-old Israeli hostage agent Evyatar David seriously ergeld and digging what he said was his own grave.
“The cruelty of Hamas has no limits,” Netanyahu said in a statement. “While the state of Israel allows the access to humanitarian aid to the inhabitants of Gaza, Hamas terrorists deliberately starving our hostages and document them in a cynical and bad way.”
“The whole world must take a position in a clear message against the criminal Nazi abuse that is committed by the Hamas Terror organization,” Netanyahu added.
The office of the Israeli Prime Minister said on Saturday that Netanyahu had “extensively” spoken with the families of David and another hostage, Rom Braslavski, who was recently seen in a similar state. Netanyahu “expressed in -depth shock about the materials divided by the terror organizations Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.” According to his office, the Prime Minister told the families “that the efforts to return to all our hostages will continue and will continue to be ruthless.”
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Evyatar David’s brother spoke on 2 August 2025 in Ghydenages Square in Tel Aviv. (Getty Images)
His office said that Netanyahu also “transferred a big embrace to the families in his name of his wife Sara and told them that she was deeply sad about the unbearable videos.”
In a video released by the terror group and made public on Friday, a shirtless David is seen that dates on a calendar and the grave count in a tunnel as long as it is.
In a statement released through the Ghygages Families Forum headquarters, David’s family said that they were forced to see how their beloved son and brother ‘deliberately and cynically starved in Hamas’ Tunnels in Gaza – a living skeleton, buried, buried alive alive. “
“The intentional hunger of our son as part of a propaganda campaign is one of the most horrible acts that the world has seen,” the family said.
David’s brother, Ilay, spoke during a huge rally that ceases a deal -the -Fires and hostages in Tel Aviv at the weekend.
Families of hostages protest on the square that is known as the hostages in Tel Aviv, Israel, Saturday 2 August 2025. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
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“They are on the absolute edge of death. In their current, unimaginable condition, they may only have days left to live,” Ilay told the crowd in hostages Square. “Hamas uses Evyatar in one of the most horrible and calculated campaigns of cruelty that you can imagine. A live hunger experiment. They intentionally hunger him, systematically, with the help of his painful suffering as a distorted tool for corrupt propaganda.”
“This is not just a violation of international law,” he said. “It is a brutal, barbaric attack on every piece of fundamentally decency. It is an act that is so in common that it left the soul of humanity.”
The US and Israel drew their negotiators from Doha, Qatar, two weeks ago, while the conversations of the Staken-Fires and the Handelaar with Hamas reached a standstill.
On Friday, the American ambassador in Israël Mike Huckabee and special envoy met for the Midden -Oost Steve Witkoff Netayahu in Israel before spending a few hours in Gaza with inspecting food distribution centers in the midst of Hunger.
Families of hostages gather in Tel Aviv, Israel, on August 2, 2025. (ORI Aviram/Midden -Ooste Images/AFP via Getty images)
Witkoff said that they spent more than five hours in Gaza “stealing the level of facts on the site, assessing the conditions” and meeting the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and other agencies.
He said that the purpose of the visit was to give President Donald Trump “a clear understanding of the humanitarian situation and to help make a plan to offer food and medical help to the people of Gaza.”
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Chapin Fay, a spokesperson for the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, said that the visit reflected the understanding of Trump about the bet and that “feeding citizens, not Hamas, should be priority.”
