Quds Force announces death of elderly detainee and holds Israel responsible for news

Spokesperson Abu Hamza announced Holy City Brigade Military armedIslamic Jihad Movement An elderly settler in her custody, Hanna Katzir, died and Israel was held responsible for her death.

The spokesman added that the Quds Force had previously expressed its willingness to release Qazir for humanitarian reasons, “but enemy delays resulted in the loss of her life”.

Abu Hamza confirmed that the Quds Force would not be responsible for those it detained, given Israel’s “barbaric and frenzied” bombing of every inch of the Gaza Strip.

Ali Abu Shaheen, leader of the jihadi movement, said that the prime minister of the occupying government Benjamin Netanyahu “For humanitarian reasons, there is no interest in proposing the transfer of prisoner Hannah Cassirer.”

“The enemy is responsible for the lives of prisoners, especially for their barbaric aggression against the Gaza Strip,” he added.

On the 9th of this month, Hannah Kazir appeared in a video clip and said that she comes from the settlement of Neri Oz and lives in a place that does not belong to her. She misses her home, her husband and her children.

Israeli detainees accuse Netanyahu of destroying all good things and say he made serious mistakes by targeting people and torturing children.

A few days ago, brigade spokesman Abu Ubaida announced Izzy al-Din Kassam -The military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (agitation) – Lost contact with some groups responsible for protecting Israeli prisoners in the Gaza Strip Gaza. He added that the fate of the prisoners and captives remained unknown after contact was lost.

The move comes amid expectations for an announcement on a possible deal regarding Gaza detainees. A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office said: “The progress we are making I don’t think deserves to be described as very significant, but I hope there will be good news soon.”

Hamas previously announced that it held between 200 and 250 Israeli prisoners during the fighting, in addition to prisoners of other nationalities.al aqsa floodsOn October 7, the Qassam Brigade was launched.

The movement released four female prisoners, two of whom held U.S. citizenship, “on humanitarian grounds” in response to Qatari mediation efforts, and freed two Israelis with mediation from Egypt and Qatar.