Learn about the Israeli prisoners who were killed during the war news
Israeli prisoners’ families say that 41 prisoners who were alive were killed by the operations launched by the Israeli army throughout the Gaza Strip since the war began.
On December 14, 2023, the mother of the prisoner Ron Sherman accused the army of killing her son, accompanied by the soldier, Mick Blazer, and the captive Elia Toulido.
6 months later, the army confessed to their killing of a raid targeting a leader in the Al -Qassam Brigades -the military wing of Hamas -justifying insufficient intelligence.
According to a information report published by Al -Jazeera, the Israeli army killed – one day after this confession – the prisoners, Yutam Haim, Samer Talalqa and Luna Shamriz, in an operation in the Shujaiya neighborhood in the northern Gaza Strip after they believed that they were Palestinian gunmen.
Failed operations and restore bodies
In January 2024, the Israeli army confessed to the killing of the prisoner Sahhar Baruch in a failed operation to save him. On August 20, the army announced the restoration of the bodies of 6 prisoners from a tunnel in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip.
These six dead people are: Abraham Mandar, Haim Perry, Yaram Mtghir, Nidaf Boubulwell, Alexander Dunsing, Yugav Boughazf, and Israel has later recognized that they were killed by an Israeli raid.
At the end of August 2024, the army announced the restoration of the bodies of 6 prisoners: Hersh Goldberg, Euroshmali, Kassamil Ghat, Alemog Sarusi, Alex Lovanov, and Soldier Uri Danino.
The army said it had recovered the bodies of the six prisoners from a tunnel in Rafah, indicating that they were killed shortly before reaching them. A few days later, he announced the recovery of the body of the prisoner Itai Sveriesky, who was killed during his captivity after he appeared with a video broadcast by Al -Qassam.
Last February, Israel regained the bodies of Sherry Pipbas and its two children as part of an exchange deal, and Al -Qassam confirmed that they were killed by an Israeli raid, while Tel Aviv accused their prisoners of killing them.
Earlier this April, Al -Qassam announced the loss of contact with the Israeli Israeli prisoner Idan Alexander, after he bombed his place of detention directly by the occupation. Today, Saturday, Al -Qassam published a video showing the recovery of a prisoner from a tunnel that was bombed, without revealing the identity of the prisoner.
