Gaza Hostages Were Held in Tunnels for Months, Israeli Medical Officer Says
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Some of the hostages released from Gaza so far during the ceasefire had been held in Hamas tunnels for up to eight months straight, deprived of daylight and with little to no human contact, an Israeli general said on Monday.
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