Hamas treatment of hostages 'intolerable,' Trump envoy says
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Hamas’ treatment of the hostages it has been holding in captivity for more than 500 days in the Gaza Strip is "intolerable," U.S. envoy to the Middle East Steve Witkoff said.
"We're not going to sit here, do nothing and tolerate this kind of inhumane conditions," Witkoff said. "They lived in a terrible situation. By the way, who keeps dead bodies? Who does that? Who keeps people chained up downstairs? Who murders in front of other hostages? What's happened here is intolerable, and it's not going to be tolerated by President Trump." Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
"We had a wonderful day with the hostages yesterday... they got a treat a lifetime, they got to spend some time with President Trump. And we thought it was going to be a short period of time because his day was busy, but he ended up spending about an hour with them, with each of the hostages, pictures, and spent a lot of time listening to their stories about what happened to them in captivity. And he was clearly emotional about it as anybody would be," Witkoff also said.
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