Israel airdrops captive photos over Khan Younis - Breaking The News

Israel airdrops captive photos over Khan Younis

20 January

1 min read

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Israeli aircraft dropped leaflets on Khan Younis, featuring photos and names of 69 Israelis held captive. The messages urged Palestinians to help identify the captives, providing a contact number.

Israel believes approximately 132 individuals are held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

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