“If you capture them, you will be rewarded with an apartment and $10,000″… Hostages confined throughout the tunnels

Israel has released a video of its investigation of a captured Hamas member.

He was told to capture as many prisoners as possible for a huge reward, Lee said.

A woman in her 80s who managed to be freed from Hamas testified that the hostages were being held separately in several tunnels.

Reporter Hwang Bo-yeon reports.

[Reporter]
On the 7th, Hamas members crossed the border of the Gaza Strip and raided an Israeli village,

shooting everyone and mercilessly dragging them away, including civilians and soldiers.

Israel released a video interrogating Hamas members who were arrested for participating in the attack.

One operator mentioned the chilling instructions given early on.

[Muhammad al-Hamaida / Hamas member: Hamas instructions to civilians were to kill men and take women, the elderly and children hostage.]굿모닝토토 주소 There is also a story that Hamas leadership promised substantial compensation and told them to secure as many

hostages as possible. It came out.

[Muhammad al-Mazdalawi / Hamas member: I told them to secure as many prisoners as possible. Anyone who takes a prisoner receives a reward. (What is the price for taking a hostage?) It is an apartment and $10,000 in American money.]

Currently, there are about 220 hostages held by Hamas .

As expected, it appears that they are trapped in various places in the maze-like tunnels of Gaza.

An 85-year-old Israeli woman, who was released for the second time on the 23rd local time, said that the agents kidnapped her and took her to a tunnel.

She explained that there was a surprisingly large space underground, and the hostages were held in different parts of the tunnel.

[Jocheved Lifshitz / Released Israeli: We arrived at the space in the tunnel where 25 people were gathered, but the 5 people captured from our kibbutz were separated and placed elsewhere.] It is reported that 30 French people were killed in the Hamas attack and several others were captured

. President Emmanuel Macron visited Israel and emphasized international solidarity.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who described the Hamas raid as the worst act of anti-Jewish violence since the Holocaust, said he would fight as quickly as possible to avoid civilian casualties.