Evyatar David, a music lover who dreams of working in the industry is Investing in the Hamas tunnelAccording to his brother, Ilay David. In a recent conversation with Fox News Digital, Ilay warned that his brother and all hostages had run out of time.
“We played music together every week. I miss it the most,” Ilay told Fox News Digital. He was fighting for Evyatar’s edition of October 7, 2023. Ilay described his brother as “the sweetest soul I know.”
October 7, 2023. Evyatar was at the Nova Music Festival with three other friends when the Hamas attacks began. Two Evyatar’s friends did not survive the attacks, while he and his best friend, Guy Gilboa-Dalhostages were taken.
Hamas hood of Evyatar David (left) stands next to his brother Ilay David (right), in a photo taken before the abduction.
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Like many other hostage families, Evyatar’s family has set a website that will tell the world who is and why secure their freedom, so crucial. On the website, his family regrets that his “colorful life” has been changed forever. There are and Videos showing Evyatar’s guitar skills.
In February, the David family received a sign of life Ilay described as “shocking and incredible and scary.” Evyatar and Guy were forced to participate in Hamas’s propaganda film, a practice employed by the terrorist group throughout the war. In the video, the two men look fragile and tired in their 20s as they pray for life while they were forced to watch the hostage release ceremony in Gaza.
“When he was done, I could breathe,” Ilay told Fox News Digital as he remembered watching the movie the first time. “I saw them alive. I saw that they were together.”
Ilaye’s relief washed himself when he watched the video a second time.
“I saw how star they were. They are half the men they used to be. And in their eyes they could see that they were exhausted and prayed for their lives,” Ilay told Fox News Digital. “They are broken, both broken men.”
“They saw freedom and they closed the door on their face. And they threw them back into the tunnels. And that’s cruelty.”
Hamas hood of Evyatar David before abduction.
Ilay’s concerns about his brother have only grown since the former hostages who held with Evyatar described in detail the conditions in which they held themselves. Fox News Digital said that former hostages said that two men were underground in the tunnels most of their captivity and that they could see the sunlight only when they were taken to the ceremony. As is the case with most hostages, Evyatar and Guy get very little to eat and have a limited access to water.
“But it’s just a matter of time until – I don’t know – one of the terrorists would only be … angry or disturbed. So, he will decide that he wants to execute, execute Evyatar or guy. And I don’t want to think about it, but that has already happened,” Ilay told Fox News Digital, who were shot to six tapes 2024, just before August. Israeli troops They managed to come.
The poster with a photo of Evyatar David, who is held as a hostage in Gaza, is located on the table in front of Ilay David, his brother, during a round table on the external House affairs with family members held in Gaza, in the middle of an attachment between Israel and Hamas, on the Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, 20, 20, Feb. (Reuters/Nathan Howard)
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Ilay told Fox News Digital that he did everything that could tell his brother’s story and make him “visible”, including going to Washington, DC, to meet with US lawyers. Trusts the president Donald Trump It has a “very big role” in ensuring the publication of Evyatar and the remaining hostages.
“[Trump]I’m not kidding, God could send these people, “Ilay said. He cited the release of 33 hostages during a truce agreement that only recently fell apart and said that if it was not Trump, these people would continue to be in Gaza.
Ilay told Fox News Digital that in his eyes, the beasts on October 7th did not end – they still happen for people Hamas holds in Gaza.
