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Cruel deception: Hamas lied to Israeli hostage about imminent release

Hamas Deceived Hostage, Shattering Hope of Release

Family Reveals Cruel Manipulation Before US-Israeli Citizen’s Freedom

A family is reeling after discovering that Matan Zangauker, an Israeli hostage held by Hamas, was deliberately misled about his imminent release, experiencing a devastating emotional blow just before another hostage walked free.

False Promise of Freedom

The deception came to light following the release of Edan Alexander, a US-Israeli citizen who was held alongside Zangauker. According to reports, Hamas informed Zangauker on the day of Alexander’s release that he too would soon be freed and instructed him to prepare for his return to Israel.

Believing the nightmare was nearing its end, Zangauker refrained from contacting his mother, anticipating a swift reunion. However, in a cruel reversal, Hamas terrorists informed him at the last moment that he would remain in captivity while Alexander was allowed to go.

Deteriorating Condition

This betrayal is believed to have significantly worsened Zangauker’s mental state. Hamas recently released a photograph of him connected to an IV drip, claiming that Israeli military operations near his location were endangering his health. As of November 2023, over 130 hostages remain in Gaza, according to the Israeli government, highlighting the ongoing crisis. (Israeli Government Hostage Situation Room)

Hamas Tactics and Hostage Welfare

The incident underscores a pattern of psychological manipulation employed by Hamas against hostages. The deliberate raising and dashing of hopes appears to be a tactic to inflict emotional distress. The organization’s claims regarding Zangauker’s health are viewed with skepticism, given their history of misinformation.

A placeholder image representing Matan Zangauker, an Israeli hostage held by Hamas.

The situation remains critical as efforts continue to secure the release of all hostages still held in Gaza. International pressure is mounting on Hamas to provide proof of life and ensure the humane treatment of those in their custody.

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