Until all hostages have been released, Gaza will remain without water or electricity, according to Israeli authorities.
Israel usually provides free water and electricity to the region.
“Humanitarian aid to Gaza?… Humanitarian for humanitarian,” said Israel’s energy minister Israel Katz when speaking of the many Israelis currently held hostage by Hamas. (Trending: Biological Man Wins ‘Woman of the Year’)
A diplomat at the U.S. Embassy in Israel, Stephanie Hallett, choked up as she spoke about the "evil" she witnessed in the aftermath of the recent attacks on Israelis by Hamas terrorists. pic.twitter.com/Et7mFmUNuW
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“No electrical switch will be turned on, no water hydrant will be opened and no fuel truck will enter until the Israeli abductees are returned home,” Katz added.
Israel is currently being assisted in their retrieval of citizens by United States special forces.
The Israeli government has said it has notified the families of 120 hostages so far.
Palestinian terror groups claim they have 130 in custody. (Trending: NFL Legend Crushes Trans Activists)
Other assessments put the numbers around 150. Potentially 14 Americans who are currently missing are being held hostage.
Palestinian Hamas terrorist killed more than 1,300 people in the attack on Israel, including 27 Americans.
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