Gaza - Ma'an - The Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced its intention to publish a video within hours containing the last messages of the six Israeli prisoners before they were killed in one of the Gaza tunnels. The Qassam Brigades published excerpts from the prisoners' messages on Monday, awaiting the publication of the full video. Earlier, the Israeli Ministry of Health said that the six prisoners whose bodies were found in Rafah were killed by several bullets at close range on Thursday or early Friday morning. The Israeli army announced on Saturday that unidentified bodies were found in Gaza, noting that they were recovered and transferred to Israel to determine their identities. Later, he said that it was for 6 prisoners held by Hamas, including a Russian, an American, and the rest Israelis. For its part, Hamas held Tel Aviv and US President Joe Biden responsible for the killing of the prisoners, in light of the ongoing war on the Gaza Strip and evasion of reaching a ceasefire agree ment. Source: Maan News Agency
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