内容摘要：The Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU), which represents farmers, compiles figures which offer an insight into the racial identity of the victims. The TAU relies on media reports, social media posts and reports from their members.

The Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU), which represents farmers, compiles figures which offer an insight into the racial identity of the victims. The TAU relies on media reports, social media posts and reports from their members.

Eliya Cohen, 28, who was also held for 505 days, told Israel's Channel 12 that once a week Hamas gunmen would make him and other hostages take off all their clothes and would tell them: "You you're not quite there, you're not thin enough... I'm thinking about cutting the food even more."Ilana Gritzewsky was released during another ceasefire in November 2023. Her partner Matan Zangauker is still a hostage.

The 31-year-old told the New York Times in March that as she was kidnapped from her home she was molested by one of the kidnappers.The article says she believes she was also sexually assaulted in Gaza. "When she came to, she said, she found herself on the floor in a dilapidated building, clearly in Gaza, her shirt up baring her breasts and pants pulled down, with seven gunmen standing over her."Ron Krivoi, a sound engineer, was kidnapped from the Nova music festival.

Last month, The Times of Israel quoted a Channel 12 interview in which he described the tunnels."We were inside a very, very small cage… and we had to lie down and rest in it – you couldn't stand. No height, no toilets, no food. We were five people."

He's very tall - all of 6ft 8in - and he's a lovely man. Softly spoken, with a near-permanent smile. He also takes wickets. Lots of them.

If it is slightly disingenuous to trumpet the pace bowler as theIn an email to customers, the company said it ceased trading due to insolvency and would commence formal liquidation shortly.

It said that accommodation booked with Yurtel would not be available and advised people to book with another provider.It added that money customers had paid "cannot be refunded" and advised that details of the claim process would be provided to creditors when liquidation has started.

Lydia, who paid £10,000 plus vat for tickets and accommodation for two via bank transfer, said she was "absolutely gutted".She claimed the company did not allow customers to book via credit card.