A video obtained by the group Bring Them Home Now, representing hostage families, documents the capture of three Israeli men—Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 23, Eliya Cohen, 26, and Or Levy, 33—by Hamas militants during their October 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel. The footage, released on June 24, 2024, and declassified by the Israeli military, shows the men being transported in the bed of a pickup truck toward Gaza. Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American, is seen with severe injuries, including a mangled forearm; later footage from Hamas confirmed his amputation. All three were attendees of the Tribe of Nova music festival when militants breached the Israel-Gaza border, killing approximately 1,200 people and taking around 250 hostages. The video includes graphic scenes filmed by militants, showing attacks on shelters, including grenade explosions and gunfire. One segment captures a militant kneeling on Cohen’s bloodied face while transporting the hostages. Sensitive content in the footage was blurred. The hostage families’ advocacy group urged Israel and Hamas to reach a "partial deal" to secure the release of surviving hostages and provide proper burials for those killed. Negotiations for a ceasefire and hostage release have stalled despite ongoing Israeli military operations in Gaza. Goldberg-Polin’s mother, Rachel, emphasized the need to recognize hostages as individuals rather than a collective group. She highlighted her son’s medical fragility in a prior statement after he appeared in a Hamas-released video in April 2024, marking the first time he was seen since his capture. Or Levy’s wife, Einav, was killed during the attack, and his brother Michael described viewing the video as "horrific." Cohen survived the attack with his girlfriend, who evaded militants by hiding under bodies in a shelter. The summary of the conflict includes reference to recent violence near Gaza aid distribution centers, where over two dozen people were reportedly killed, and the temporary suspension of a U.S.-backed aid group’s operations following attacks. Israeli forces have recently recovered the bodies of two Israeli-American hostages in Gaza. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated readiness for a "partial deal" with Hamas, signaling nearing completion of the Rafah offensive. Additional context from related news includes environmental activist Greta Thunberg and actor Liam Cunningham joining an aid mission to Gaza, as well as ongoing regional security and humanitarian challenges. The article notes the broader political and military dynamics surrounding the hostage crisis, emphasizing the human toll and stalled diplomatic efforts. (Word count: 499)