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New video shows sickly thin Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski warning he’s on ‘verge of death’
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2:53Now PlayingA harrowing new Hamas propaganda video has emerged of sickly thin Israeli hostage Rom Braslavski, who is seen rolling on the floor clutching his stomach in the sickening clip as he begged Israel to send in food and water to Gaza. The 22-year-old’s desperate mother is begging for the world’s help, and says she hasn't been able to function since she first watched the footage. “My heart is shattered and my mind is consumed all day with thoughts and overwhelming worry for Rom,” she said in a statement approving the publication of the video. His family had earlier revealed Braslavski’s emaciated appearance was so shocking that they didn’t initially recognize him. Hamas released the sickening footage of both Braslavski, and his fellow hostage, Evyatar David, as the twisted terror group continued to stall negotiations to release the 20 remaining hostages still believed to be alive.
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