The American newspaper, The New York Times, reports that Hamas may release around 50 captives who hold foreign citizenship.
The American newspaper used to be considered a reliable media body, but has already published a considerable number of times since the beginning of the war unsubstantiated or unverified news, such as the adoption of Hamas' claim that Israel bombed the hospital in the Gaza Strip even though this was revealed to be a rocket from Gaza that fell in the hospital's parking lot, or the news in which the newspaper claimed that no tests were carried out on the trucks that entered to provide humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip. These two pieces of information were eventually deleted and retracted from the publication.
Now the newspaper publishes that according to its sources, Hamas is considering and may release about 50 hostages it holds, who have dual citizenships or foreign citizenships, if the information is correct it can be concluded that Hamas is under heavy international pressure regarding the hostages with foreign citizenships.
