Did the holder of Israeli hostages work for Al Jazeera and US-based charity?
Abdallah Aljamal, an Al Jazeera worker, was named as one of the ‘victims’ during the IDF rescue operation, raising yet again concerns about so-called ‘civilian’ involvement in holding hostages.
The four rescued hostages seen at Sheba Medical Center in Ramat Gan, Israel, on June 8, 2024Ramy Abdu, a Europe-based Hamas operative designated by Israel who heads the Euro-Med Human Rights monitor, may have unintentionally revealed that one of those related or in charge of keeping Israeli hostages on behalf of Hamas had worked for a US-based 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
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Unclear whether hostages held in Aljamal's home
Likewise, Aljamal was found to have written for Al Jazeera, the mouthpiece of Hamas leaders haven, Qatar, as well as serving as spokesperson for Hamas’s Ministry of Labor.
It is unclear whether the hostages were being held at the Aljamals’ very home or in their vicinity, though Abdu’s tweet did mention an IDF incursion using a ladder into their window. When asked about the prospects of the Aljamal family hiding Israeli hostages in their home, Abdu claimed that “this should be addressed by Israeli officials,” claiming that at least seven other homes were documented as subject to the Israeli incursion.
This is not the first time in which alleged Gazan civilians were involved in keeping hostages in their homes on behalf of terrorist organizations, as other freed and released hostages have recounted their being held captive in civilian homes around the Gaza Strip.
On Sunday morning, Al Jazeera denied that Aljamal had been employed by the organization. It stated the rumors were untrue and baseless.
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