Report: All remaining Gaza hostages in life-threatening condition

The Israeli hostages still held in the Gaza Strip are suffering from life-threatening starvation, medical neglect, and untreated wounds that could lead to disability and death.

By World Israel News Staff

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly been provided with a report about the current status of the hostages in Gaza who are still believed to be alive.

According to Hebrew-language outlet Channel 12, Netanyahu presented cabinet ministers with the report, ahead of a hostage release and ceasefire deal that appears imminent.

Alon Ohel, 24, is said to be held alone, and suffering from deterioration in his eyesight that is likely to result in blindness.

Yosef-Haim Ohana, 24, is suffering from severe mental illness, induced by his captivity.

Avinatan Or, 32, the boyfriend of rescued hostage Noa Argamani, is being deprived of food and water.

Matan Angrest, 21, a soldier who was captured from a tank on the Gaza border, has been physically abused by his captors to the point of possibly suffering permanent disability.

Elkana Bohbot, 36, is experiencing severe mental health issues, for which he is not receiving treatment.

Twin brothers Gali and Ziv Bermann, 27, are believed to be suffering from both physical and mental illnesses.

Rom Braslavski, 21, is asthmatic and seriously wounded in both of his arms.

Best friends Guy Gilboa-Dalal, 22, and Evyatar David, 23, who were captured from the Nova Festival, are likely held together and have endured extreme abuse and starvation.

Eitan Horn, 37, is suffering from a chronic illness that is not being treated.

Maxim Herkin, 36, has serious wounds to his arms.

Nimrod Cohen, 20, a captured soldier, has endured intense interrogations at the hands of his Hamas captors.

Segev Kalfon, 27, has previously-existing PTSD from his service as a combat soldier, and his mental state is said to be deteriorating.

Bar Kuperstein, 23, is severely malnourished with other health issues.

Brothers Ariel Cunio, 25, and David Cunio, 34, are believed to be held in harsh conditions, with limited information on their health available.

Omri Miran, 46, is malnourished and being held in isolation.

Eitan Mor, 23, is also being held in harsh conditions, and with serious health concerns.

Matan Zangauker, 25, is isolated from other hostages and suffering from muscular dystrophy, due to being constantly chained during his captivity.

There are also seriously fears for the wellbeing of Nepali Bipin Joshi and captured IDF soldier Tamir Nimrodi.

While the pair have not been confirmed to be killed, there has not been a sign of life from either Joshi or Nimrodi since they were abducted on October 7th.

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