Hamas threatens no hostage will leave 'alive' if 'demands of the resistance' are not met: reports

Hamas threatened to hold and kill all remaining hostages if demands like additional aid for Gaza and more are not met, according to reports.

Israel and Hamas reached a temporary cease-fire agreement deal that took effect on Nov. 24, during which 110 hostages were freed by the terrorist group in exchange for some 240 Palestinian prisoners. The truce ended and fighting resumed on Nov. 30 after both sides accused the other of violating its terms. Greg Wehner is a breaking news reporter for Fox News Digital.

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More than 240 people, Israelis and foreign nationals, were abducted to Gaza on Oct. 7 by Hamas terrorists who overran the border and massacred 1,200 people, according to the Israeli government.