Hamas releases video of hostage allegedly injured in Israeli attack on Gaza

Gaza border [Israel], May 4: The Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, released a new video on Saturday showing a hostage who appeared to have been injured in an alleged Israeli airstrike in the Gaza Strip.
The footage showed masked militants inside an underground tunnel, shouting at the distressed-looking hostage.
"I am hostage number 24. We were bombed after the ceasefire ended, and we escaped death. That's why we went down into the tunnels. We were bombed again while underground," the captive said in the video.
The hostage criticized the strategy of the Israeli government, which he blamed for his current ordeal.
"My health is critical. There's no access to medication, and seeking medical help is impossible. I don't know what happened to my colleague," he added.
The individual urged Israelis to protest and pressure Netanyahu's administration to agree to a prisoner swap for his release and the other Israeli captives.
Israeli public broadcaster Kan identified the hostage as Maxim Herkin, who has been held in Gaza. This is the second video of Herkin released by Hamas.
Source: Xinhua