ALBAWABA - The fate of three Israeli prisoners held by the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military arm of Hamas, was revealed in a recent announcement.
In a video that was made public last December, Al-Qassam called on the Israeli Prime Minister to step in and secure the release of the three detainees. Claiming to have had a role in the formation of the Israeli army, the detainees voiced worries about possible attacks by their own nation's air force.
Al-Qassam's spokesperson, Abu Ubaida, claims that further investigations have verified that seven Israeli hostages have killed as a result of Zionist bombing, and that others of their fighters have become died. Amiram Israel Koper, Yoram Itzhak Metzger, and Haim Gershon Perry were among the dead.
Abu Ubaida added that after verification processes, Al-Qassam would shortly disclose the identity of additional deceased detainees.
This information is made in the wake of Al-Qassam's recent declaration that it would reveal the three detainees' whereabouts. In order to finish this chapter, Abu Ubaida praised Al-Qassam's attempts to protect captive lives but denounced what he perceived to be the enemy's leadership's premeditated killings.
Abu Ubaida reaffirmed Al-Qassam's position on prisoner swaps, saying that their demands are unaffected by enemy deaths even in the face of those caused by Israeli aircraft.
Following Abu Ubaida's remarks, a senior Al-Qassam insider asserted that, according to confessions made while in custody, one of the slain inmates was a close personal friend of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In addition, Al-Qassam included an illustration captioned, "Netanyahu abandons his allies to face their fate alone, without rescue."
