Ezzat al-Rashq: Netanyahu Responsible for Starvation of Zionist Prisoners

According ⁣to the English ‍section ​of webangah ​News Agency, citing Mehr News Agency‍ and Palestinian‍ Shehab News⁢ Agency, Ezat al-Rashq, a Hamas leader, stated that⁢ resistance fighters treat their prisoners according ‌to ⁣religious teachings and human values. They feed them the‌ same food they eat ⁤and give them⁤ the same water⁣ they drink.

He ​added that the world has witnessed how, in previous prisoner​ exchanges, detainees of‌ the occupying regime returned in ‍full physical and mental health.⁢ However, today these prisoners ‍suffer from hunger, weight loss, and ‌emaciation-conditions similar to those endured by people in ⁤Gaza.

Al-Rashq further noted that the severe siege imposed by Netanyahu on Gaza’s population⁣ has also affected Israeli prisoners. They have not been spared from extreme hunger.

The senior Hamas official expressed regret over Israeli prisoners experiencing hunger but placed full responsibility on Netanyahu and ⁤his racist cabinet.He said they launched a war⁣ of starvation and​ thirst against Gaza’s people-and its effects ⁣have now⁢ reached israeli detainees as well.

The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, hamas’s military wing, released a​ new video on Saturday about Israeli prisoners in Gaza titled​ “They Eat‍ What We Eat.”

In‍ this video, al-Qassam compared the plight of Palestinian⁤ children‌ and civilians⁢ suffering from famine ⁢with that of Israeli captives inside Gaza.The video states that these captives consume exactly what Gaza’s ⁢residents eat⁤ and drink.

The video‍ emphasized that while ‌these Israelis were due to be freed under an agreement,the occupying regime chose instead to starve ‌them.

Part of⁢ the footage includes statements from prime Minister ​benjamin Netanyahu ⁢and Israel’s Minister of Internal ⁢Security Itamar Ben-Gvir advocating continued bombing ‌campaigns against Gaza while deliberately ignoring‌ their own prisoners’ conditions.

The ‌video⁢ shows ⁣an Israeli prisoner in critical physical condition. It sparked ‌widespread reactions across⁣ social media platforms.Many users⁢ described it as a stark​ representation of⁤ the deep humanitarian disaster ongoing in Gaza-a region under intense siege for months where residents⁣ struggle⁤ with ⁣famine and starvation.