Hamas launched a new attack against Israel. A psychological warfare movement, without the need for missiles or bullets, but straight to the hearts and minds of Israelis. Coinciding with the 100 days of war, the terrorists made public a video of three of the 130 hostages held by terrorists in Gaza since October 7, among them the young woman Noa Argamani, one of the most recognizable faces of the massacre by the images of her sobbing while being forced to ride a motorcycle with her captors. The video, which does not contain any indication of when it was recorded, shows the hostages asking for their release and ends with a message from the terrorists announcing that "tomorrow (Monday, January 15) we will inform you of their fate."
Como para celebrar su proeza de secuestrar hace cien días a personas indefensas en Israel, las alimañas de Hamás publican hoy vídeos de tres de ellos: Noa Argamani, Yossi Sharabi e Itay Svirsky. Y, para que no se nos olvide la escoria despreciable que son, acaban diciendo”mañana… pic.twitter.com/E04YJ1QXdL
— Acción y Comunicación sobre Oriente Medio - ACOM (@ACOM_es) January 14, 2024
A video without temporal or spatial references to put pressure on Israel
The video, which has no indication of when or where it was filmed, shows the edited footage of Argamani, Yossi Sharabi and Itay Svirsky merged into a single clip. In it, the three identify themselves and demand that Netanyahu's Executive return them home. This isn't the first instance of Hamas employing such tactics to sway Israeli public opinion. They have previously accused the Israeli government of mistreatment towards their detained compatriots, as a method of manipulation.
In fact, a spokesman for the terrorist group pointed out, in a television statement prior to the publication of the hostages' statement, that Hamas has lost track of many of those kidnapped and accused the Israeli offensive of having killed them and put them at risk.
The fate of many of the enemy's hostages and detainees has become unknown in recent weeks and the rest are all in the tunnel of the unknown due to Zionist aggression. Most likely, many of them have died recently, the rest are in great danger every hour and the enemy's leaders and army bear all the responsibility.
A claim that the forensic experts who performed the autopsies on the deceased hostages have already denied, reporting that the bodies showed wounds "incompatible with Hamas' version that they had died in air strikes," according to the Times of Israel.
