Israeli army drops leaflets over Gaza: "Reward and protection for information on hostages"
The Israeli army dropped leaflets over Gaza today, offering Palestinians rewards and money in exchange for information about the hostages held by Hamas.
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During the cross-border raids carried out by Hamas groups in Palestine on October 7, Hamas captured more than 200 people. The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that more than 5,000 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza since that date.
In a development today, it was learned that the Israeli army is offering financial rewards to Palestinians who share information regarding the whereabouts of the hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.
The leaflets dropped by the Israeli army over Gaza stated, "If you want a better future for yourself and your children, take action and provide us with solid and useful information about the hostages in your area as soon as possible."
The leaflets included the statement, "The Israeli army guarantees that it will make every effort to provide security and a financial reward to you and your home."
Providing a mobile phone number where information can be sent, the Israeli army said, "We guarantee you complete confidentiality." On Monday, the Israeli army reported that Hamas was holding 222 hostages in the Gaza Strip.