Hamas shares a video of ex-hostage computing bridles captured

Hamas announced a new propaganda video on Saturday, which has now been shown as a hostage of Iair Horn, which hugged his still captaincy brother Eisan and was adopted shortly before his release.

The three-minute clip showed that the Haggard brothers were dressed in torn clothing and sat in a room with American-Israeli former Geisel Sagui Dekel -chen and two other hostages whose faces were blurred. Hamas still holds 59 hostages; Israel believes that about 24 of them are still alive.

The 46 -year -old ISIIR Horn hugs the other two prisoners before hugging his brother.

“I am very happy that my brother will be released tomorrow, but that is in no way logical to separate families,” said Eisan Horn.

“Get out all of them and do not separate families. Do not destroy our whole life. “

The 36-year-old horn and decel-chen were published on February 15 with the captured Alexander Troubanov (29) at the first stage of the deal Fire deal on February 15.

The Horn family said in an explanation that their hearts broke when he had to say goodbye to his brother to stay caught in “Hamas Hell” for 512 days.

“Since Iair returned to us, he has not stopped thinking about Eian and all other hostages and working for Eisan and all the other hostages he met in captivity who are still there”

“Now bring everyone home in a phase.”

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office beat the film material as the latest piece “Cruel propaganda” of the terrorist group.

“That evening the Hamas Terrorist Organization spread another cruelty propaganda video in which our hostages are forced to get involved in psychological warfare,” said the Prime Minister's office.

“We will continue to be relentlessly for the return of all of our hostages and until all the goals of war,” added.

The publication of the video came as the first phase of the ceasefire contract on Saturday, with Hamas claiming that she had not made any progress in the negotiations for the second phase of the ceasefire with Israel.

During the first six -week ceasefire, 33 Israeli hostages, including eight corpses, were released against almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and prisoners.