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THE ONLY ONES STARVING WERE THE NON-ARABS, THE DHINMIS.

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Hamas has ordered systematic starvation of male hostages, freed captives reveal.
Brother of released hostage Or Levy says 'for 16 months, he was barefoot, hungry and in constant fear that each day might be his last'; another brother rejects claims leadership unaware of intentional starvation policy.
Roy Rubinstein | 2.9.25.

Tal Levy, the brother of Or Levy, who was freed from Hamas captivity, described the harsh conditions and starvation his brother endured during his 491-day captivity. "There was intentional starvation, a policy from Yahya Sinwar," he said.


Revealed: The horrendous abuses. suffered by Hamas hostages during their 500 days in hell - from being hung by their feet to having to share rotten pita bread between each other to survive.

16:14 EST 09 Feb 2025, updated 16:48 EST 09 Feb 2025.
By Andy Jehring and Natalu
Ia Lisbona.

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Held in Hamas tunnels, clueless about October 7ā€”freed hostages only fed more a week before release.
'Starvation and humiliation canā€™t be hidden': Despite Hamasā€™ attempts to improve conditions before release, frail, starved hostages tell different story; Or Levy and Eli Sharabi unaware families murdered, while Ohad Ben Ami spent most of his captivity underground
Yael Ciechanover|2.8.25

After 491 days underground in Hamas captivity, Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi and Or Levy returned to Israel, frail and emaciated, with little knowledge of the devastation of October 7 or the fate of their families.

The three men, abducted in the early hours of the Hamas attack, spent most of their captivity underground, deprived of sunlight, communication and reliable information. Some were occasionally exposed to Al Jazeera broadcasts, but many details remained unknown.

Dr. Hagar Mizrahi, a senior Health Ministry official, described the long-term damage inflicted on the hostages.
"Hamas prepares the hostages for their staged release, trying to make them appear healthier," she said. "But starvation, humiliation and inhumane conditions leave lasting damage. Even those who appear physically well have suffered immensely and face severe long-term consequences from such prolonged captivity."
Held in Hamas tunnels, clueless about October 7ā€”freed hostages only fed more a week before release

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"There are no words."

There are no words. [pic.twitter.com/y8Osk7jPp5]
ā€” Israel יש×Øאל (@Israel) February 8, 2025
'Poor Medical Health'.
Feb 8, 2025.
GjSANmCXUAAyKj2




No one can now deny the evil that is Hamas.
Anyone seeing the pictures of emaciated Israeli hostages surely must finally realise what the Jewish state has been up against.

Israeli captive, Eli Sharabi, who has been held hostage by Hamas in Gaza since October 7, 2023, stands on a stage escorted by Hamas fighters before being handed over to the Red Cross in Deir al-Balah.
Israeli captive, Eli Sharabi, stands on a stage escorted by Hamas fighters Credit: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP

Stephen Pollard.
08 February 2025.

Two weeks ago the world commemorated the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. In the years since 1945 the images of the inmates have become part of the fabric of history, documenting the evil of which some of our species are capable.

We may now be used to seeing them, but the pictures of starved, emaciated bodies, barely more than skeletons, have never lost the power to shock.

As a former editor of the Jewish Chronicle, I have had both to report and to confront anti-Semitism.

The battle against Jew hate has become the driving force of my professional life. Sometimes it has felt as though the Jewish people were banging our heads against a brick wall ā€“ such as when the response of so many self-described ā€œprogressivesā€ to the barbarity of October 7 has been to demonstrate not against the barbarity but against the victims of that barbarity.

In that context, I have spent time asking myself if the scenes in Gaza and the terrible state of the latest hostages to be released might cause them to indulge in some self-reflection, or even a sense of shame that they have been marching in support of the terrorists who inflicted this evil.

I doubt it. These are the people, after all, who we have now learnt applied to the police at 2.50pm on October 7 2023 for permission to march against Israel the following week ā€“ making their application while the massacre was still in progress.

The footage of Eli Sharabi, Ohad Ben Ami and Or Levy could have come straight from 1945.

The only difference was the presence of their Hamas captors; the Nazis had fled the camps by the time they were liberated.

Hamas, on the other hand, stood proudly by as the emaciated, almost crippled bodies of the hostages were forced by their captors on to a stage to take part in the latest of the terrorist organisationā€™s sick propaganda stunts.

I am not religious. But I know that evil exists and we have once more seen it on display.

Or Levy is just 33 years old. His only crime was to have gone to a music festival and to have been Jewish. Hamas murdered his wife and starved him for 491 days. There is only one word for the people that did this to him: evil.

Ever since October 7 we have heard glib platitudes from around the world about ā€œpeaceā€, about reaching an accommodation with Hamas and about Israel needing to accept a ā€œtwo-state solutionā€.

But there will be no peace ā€“ indeed, there should be no peace ā€“ when that necessitates accepting the presence of evil.

As Israelā€™s president, Isaac Herzog put it: ā€œThis is what a crime against humanity looks like. The entire world should look at Ohad, Or and Eli ā€“ who returned from the hell of 491 days in captivity, painful, emaciated and wounded, and were used in a cynical and evil ritual by damned murderers.ā€

Throughout the war brought on by Hamasā€™s massacre we have been told by much of the media ā€“ and by Hamasā€™s useful idiots protesting on the streets and on campus ā€“ that the real criminal is Israel.

Look at the aid shortages! The simple fact is that, far from blocking aid, Israel has gone out of its way to facilitate its arrival in Gaza.

But just as Hamas deliberately uses Palestinian civilians as human shields for its propaganda so it can accuse Israel of targeting civilians, so too it both blocks aid from being distributed (often destroying it) and seizes it for its own use.

If you want to see what real targeted starvation looks like, look at the pictures of the Israeli hostages.
No one can now deny the evil that is Hamas

February 8, 2025 | Flash Brief.
ā€˜Look Like Holocaust Survivorsā€™: Three Israeli Hostages Released After 490 Days in Hamas Captivity.

Latest Developments.
Three Israeli Hostages Free: Israel welcomed home three hostages on February 8 who had been held captive in Gaza by the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist organization following its mass atrocities in Israel on October 7, 2023. Or Levy, 34, Ohad Ben Ami, 56, and Eli Sharabi, 52, were freed by Hamas in the fifth round of releases since the 42-day ceasefire agreement went into effect last month.
Emaciated and Unable to Stand: During Hamas-choreographed release ceremonies, the three Israeli hostages appeared emaciated and disoriented, and needed to be held upright by Hamas terrorists. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saā€™ar said ā€œthe Israeli hostages look like Holocaust survivors and clearly appear to have suffered from starvation.ā€ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuā€™s office vowed to take action over Hamasā€™s parading of the frail hostages, releasing a statement that said ā€œthe shocking images we saw today will not pass without response.ā€ Israeli President Isaac Herzog declared: ā€œThis is what a crime against humanity looks like! The whole world must look directly at Ohad, Or, and Eliā€”returning after 491 days of hell, starved, emaciated and painedā€”being exploited in a cynical and cruel spectacle by vile murderers.ā€
183 Palestinian Prisoners Released in Exchange: Israel released 183 Palestinian convicted terrorists on February 8, 18 of whom were serving life sentences, in exchange for the Israeli hostages. 111 of the released prisoners were detained over the course of the war in Gaza after the October 7 Hamas atrocities, and seven of the prisoners will be deported upon their release.
FDD Expert Response.
ā€œRelief at seeing these hostages freed is overshadowed by anger and sorrow. Israel is forced to release Palestinian mass murderers, while its own hostages return to a nightmare. Eli Sharabiā€™s wife and daughters, and Or Levyā€™s wife, were brutally murdered on October 7. Their families now face unbearable grief atop unimaginable trauma. These stories make one thing clear: Hamas has no place in a civilized world. The U.S. must stand firmly with Israel to ensure these Iran-backed terrorists are never allowed to regain power.ā€ ā€” Mark Dubowitz, CEO.

ā€œSeeing Israelis come home emaciated and barely able to walk is sending tremors through Israeli society as people are recalling images from the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps after World War II. While everyone in Israel is relieved to see hostages come home alive, it is clear that these hostages have survived severe degradation and abuse, and it raises fresh fear and trepidation regarding the fate and condition of remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas.ā€ ā€” Enia Krivine, Senior Director of FDDā€™s Israel Program and National Security Networks.

Israeli UN ambassador calls on Guterres to condemn Hamasā€™ treatment of hostages.
Itamar Eichner | 2.8.25.
Israeli UN ambassador calls on Guterres to condemn Hamasā€™ treatment of hostages

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Hostagesā€™ condition worse than previous releases, hospital says.
Roy Rubinstein | 2.8.25.
Hostagesā€™ condition worse than previous releases, hospital says

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Israeli consul in New York compares Hamas to Nazis after hostage release.

Itamar Eichner | 2.8.25
Israeli Consul General in New York Ofir Akunis reacted to the release of three Israeli hostages released on Saturday, saying Hamasā€™ actions prove that "they are Nazis..."

"For many years, even before the October 7 massacre, I have said Hamas are Nazis," Akunis said. "Today, they proved it once again to the world. I will never forget and certainly never forgive Hamas' atrocitiesā€”just as I do not forgive or forget the crimes of Nazi Germany during World War II."
Israeli consul in New York compares Hamas to Nazis after hostage release

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Foreign Minister: 'The only ones starving in Gaza are the hostages'.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar posted a video accusing Hamas of starving the hostages released today, claiming they looked dangerously emaciated while the Hamas forces appeared well-fed.
Israel National News. Feb 8, 2025, 8:22 PM (GMT+2).
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar posted a video accusing Hamas of starving the hostages released today, claiming they looked dangerously emaciated while the Hamas forces appeared well-fed.

''For over a year, the international community has danced to the tune of the false propaganda of so-called starvation in Gaza but the images we saw today don't lie - Hamas terrorists and other Gaza residents look perfectly fine.''

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Hostages' testimonies revealed: 'They did not see daylight, they were starved and abused'.
Testimonies reveal that hostages Eli Sharabi and Or Levy were held in a tunnel during their entire time in captivity, were not exposed to media and did not know about the events of the October 7th massacre.
Israel National News. Feb 8, 2025, 10:28 PM (GMT+2)

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Ambassador Danon: 'Clear evidence of war crimes against hostages'.
Israel's Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon sent an urgent letter to the UN Secretary-General regarding the dire physical condition of the three Israeli hostages released earlier today from Hamas captivity.
Israel National News. Feb 9, 2025, 12:12 AM (GMT+2)

Israel's Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon sent an urgent letter to the UN Secretary-General AntĆ³nio Guterres regarding the dire physical condition of the three Israeli hostages released earlier today from Hamas captivity.

''Today, after 491 days in the cruel hands of Hamas, three more Israeli hostages have been releasedā€”Eli Sharabi (52), Or Levy (34), and Ohad Ben Ami (56). Kidnapped, tortured, and starved, they emerge from captivity thin, traumatized, exhausted, and in painā€”victims of a brutal and cynical spectacle orchestrated by Hamas,'' he began.

Danon detailed the fate of the hostages' families. ''Ohadā€™s wife was also kidnapped and held captive for over 50 days before being released. Orā€™s wife was brutally murdered by Hamas, as was Eliā€™s familyā€”his wife and two daughters were executed in cold blood by these inhuman terrorists.''

He turned to the hostages themselves. ''Since then, all the three were held in isolation, without any sign of life to their families, and denied humanitarian visits by the Red Crossā€”a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.''

Danon accused the UN of being manipulated by Hamas. ''For over a year, the international community has been manipulated by a jihadist terrorist group, shielded and protected even within the halls of the UN, spreading false propaganda about so-called "starvation" in Gaza.''

''But the images tell the truth: Hamas terrorists and the Gaza crowd gathered there to humiliate them appear in a very well condition, while the Israeli hostages alone bear the unmistakable signs of starvation. This is clear evidence of war crimes and blatant violations of international law by Hamas, evoking haunting images from not-so-distant historyā€”moments when the world remained silent.''

Danon concluded with a demand for action. ''Hamas has committed crimes against humanity. I urge you to unequivocally and publicly condemn the inhumane treatment of these hostages and demand the immediate and unconditional release of all those still held in Gaza. The world has now seen the brutality firsthand. Silence is no longer an option.''

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Staring the horrors of captivity in the eye
Opinion: We must see Or, Eli and Ohad as they areā€”frail, brokenā€”so we can't ignore, forget or erase their suffering
Yuval Elbashan | 2.8.25.
 
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THE ONLY ONES STARVING WERE THE NON-ARABS, THE DHINMIS.

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Hamas has ordered systematic starvation of male hostages, freed captives reveal.
Brother of released hostage Or Levy says 'for 16 months, he was barefoot, hungry and in constant fear that each day might be his last'; another brother rejects claims leadership unaware of intentional starvation policy.
Roy Rubinstein | 2.9.25.

Tal Levy, the brother of Or Levy, who was freed from Hamas captivity, described the harsh conditions and starvation his brother endured during his 491-day captivity. "There was intentional starvation, a policy from Yahya Sinwar," he said.


Revealed: The horrendous abuses. suffered by Hamas hostages during their 500 days in hell - from being hung by their feet to having to share rotten pita bread between each other to survive.

16:14 EST 09 Feb 2025, updated 16:48 EST 09 Feb 2025.
By Andy Jehring and Natalu
Ia Lisbona.

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Held in Hamas tunnels, clueless about October 7ā€”freed hostages only fed more a week before release.
'Starvation and humiliation canā€™t be hidden': Despite Hamasā€™ attempts to improve conditions before release, frail, starved hostages tell different story; Or Levy and Eli Sharabi unaware families murdered, while Ohad Ben Ami spent most of his captivity underground
Yael Ciechanover|2.8.25

After 491 days underground in Hamas captivity, Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi and Or Levy returned to Israel, frail and emaciated, with little knowledge of the devastation of October 7 or the fate of their families.

The three men, abducted in the early hours of the Hamas attack, spent most of their captivity underground, deprived of sunlight, communication and reliable information. Some were occasionally exposed to Al Jazeera broadcasts, but many details remained unknown.

Dr. Hagar Mizrahi, a senior Health Ministry official, described the long-term damage inflicted on the hostages.
"Hamas prepares the hostages for their staged release, trying to make them appear healthier," she said. "But starvation, humiliation and inhumane conditions leave lasting damage. Even those who appear physically well have suffered immensely and face severe long-term consequences from such prolonged captivity."
Held in Hamas tunnels, clueless about October 7ā€”freed hostages only fed more a week before release

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"There are no words."

There are no words. [pic.twitter.com/y8Osk7jPp5]
ā€” Israel יש×Øאל (@Israel) February 8, 2025
'Poor Medical Health'.
Feb 8, 2025.
GjSANmCXUAAyKj2




No one can now deny the evil that is Hamas.
Anyone seeing the pictures of emaciated Israeli hostages surely must finally realise what the Jewish state has been up against.

Israeli captive, Eli Sharabi, who has been held hostage by Hamas in Gaza since October 7, 2023, stands on a stage escorted by Hamas fighters before being handed over to the Red Cross in Deir al-Balah.
Israeli captive, Eli Sharabi, stands on a stage escorted by Hamas fighters Credit: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP

Stephen Pollard.
08 February 2025.

Two weeks ago the world commemorated the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. In the years since 1945 the images of the inmates have become part of the fabric of history, documenting the evil of which some of our species are capable.

We may now be used to seeing them, but the pictures of starved, emaciated bodies, barely more than skeletons, have never lost the power to shock.

As a former editor of the Jewish Chronicle, I have had both to report and to confront anti-Semitism.

The battle against Jew hate has become the driving force of my professional life. Sometimes it has felt as though the Jewish people were banging our heads against a brick wall ā€“ such as when the response of so many self-described ā€œprogressivesā€ to the barbarity of October 7 has been to demonstrate not against the barbarity but against the victims of that barbarity.

In that context, I have spent time asking myself if the scenes in Gaza and the terrible state of the latest hostages to be released might cause them to indulge in some self-reflection, or even a sense of shame that they have been marching in support of the terrorists who inflicted this evil.

I doubt it. These are the people, after all, who we have now learnt applied to the police at 2.50pm on October 7 2023 for permission to march against Israel the following week ā€“ making their application while the massacre was still in progress.

The footage of Eli Sharabi, Ohad Ben Ami and Or Levy could have come straight from 1945.

The only difference was the presence of their Hamas captors; the Nazis had fled the camps by the time they were liberated.

Hamas, on the other hand, stood proudly by as the emaciated, almost crippled bodies of the hostages were forced by their captors on to a stage to take part in the latest of the terrorist organisationā€™s sick propaganda stunts.

I am not religious. But I know that evil exists and we have once more seen it on display.

Or Levy is just 33 years old. His only crime was to have gone to a music festival and to have been Jewish. Hamas murdered his wife and starved him for 491 days. There is only one word for the people that did this to him: evil.

Ever since October 7 we have heard glib platitudes from around the world about ā€œpeaceā€, about reaching an accommodation with Hamas and about Israel needing to accept a ā€œtwo-state solutionā€.

But there will be no peace ā€“ indeed, there should be no peace ā€“ when that necessitates accepting the presence of evil.

As Israelā€™s president, Isaac Herzog put it: ā€œThis is what a crime against humanity looks like. The entire world should look at Ohad, Or and Eli ā€“ who returned from the hell of 491 days in captivity, painful, emaciated and wounded, and were used in a cynical and evil ritual by damned murderers.ā€

Throughout the war brought on by Hamasā€™s massacre we have been told by much of the media ā€“ and by Hamasā€™s useful idiots protesting on the streets and on campus ā€“ that the real criminal is Israel.

Look at the aid shortages! The simple fact is that, far from blocking aid, Israel has gone out of its way to facilitate its arrival in Gaza.

But just as Hamas deliberately uses Palestinian civilians as human shields for its propaganda so it can accuse Israel of targeting civilians, so too it both blocks aid from being distributed (often destroying it) and seizes it for its own use.

If you want to see what real targeted starvation looks like, look at the pictures of the Israeli hostages.
No one can now deny the evil that is Hamas

February 8, 2025 | Flash Brief.
ā€˜Look Like Holocaust Survivorsā€™: Three Israeli Hostages Released After 490 Days in Hamas Captivity.

Latest Developments.
Three Israeli Hostages Free: Israel welcomed home three hostages on February 8 who had been held captive in Gaza by the Iran-backed Hamas terrorist organization following its mass atrocities in Israel on October 7, 2023. Or Levy, 34, Ohad Ben Ami, 56, and Eli Sharabi, 52, were freed by Hamas in the fifth round of releases since the 42-day ceasefire agreement went into effect last month.
Emaciated and Unable to Stand: During Hamas-choreographed release ceremonies, the three Israeli hostages appeared emaciated and disoriented, and needed to be held upright by Hamas terrorists. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saā€™ar said ā€œthe Israeli hostages look like Holocaust survivors and clearly appear to have suffered from starvation.ā€ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuā€™s office vowed to take action over Hamasā€™s parading of the frail hostages, releasing a statement that said ā€œthe shocking images we saw today will not pass without response.ā€ Israeli President Isaac Herzog declared: ā€œThis is what a crime against humanity looks like! The whole world must look directly at Ohad, Or, and Eliā€”returning after 491 days of hell, starved, emaciated and painedā€”being exploited in a cynical and cruel spectacle by vile murderers.ā€
183 Palestinian Prisoners Released in Exchange: Israel released 183 Palestinian convicted terrorists on February 8, 18 of whom were serving life sentences, in exchange for the Israeli hostages. 111 of the released prisoners were detained over the course of the war in Gaza after the October 7 Hamas atrocities, and seven of the prisoners will be deported upon their release.
FDD Expert Response.
ā€œRelief at seeing these hostages freed is overshadowed by anger and sorrow. Israel is forced to release Palestinian mass murderers, while its own hostages return to a nightmare. Eli Sharabiā€™s wife and daughters, and Or Levyā€™s wife, were brutally murdered on October 7. Their families now face unbearable grief atop unimaginable trauma. These stories make one thing clear: Hamas has no place in a civilized world. The U.S. must stand firmly with Israel to ensure these Iran-backed terrorists are never allowed to regain power.ā€ ā€” Mark Dubowitz, CEO.

ā€œSeeing Israelis come home emaciated and barely able to walk is sending tremors through Israeli society as people are recalling images from the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps after World War II. While everyone in Israel is relieved to see hostages come home alive, it is clear that these hostages have survived severe degradation and abuse, and it raises fresh fear and trepidation regarding the fate and condition of remaining Israeli hostages held by Hamas.ā€ ā€” Enia Krivine, Senior Director of FDDā€™s Israel Program and National Security Networks.

Israeli UN ambassador calls on Guterres to condemn Hamasā€™ treatment of hostages.
Itamar Eichner | 2.8.25.
Israeli UN ambassador calls on Guterres to condemn Hamasā€™ treatment of hostages

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Hostagesā€™ condition worse than previous releases, hospital says.
Roy Rubinstein | 2.8.25.
Hostagesā€™ condition worse than previous releases, hospital says

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Israeli consul in New York compares Hamas to Nazis after hostage release.

Itamar Eichner | 2.8.25
Israeli Consul General in New York Ofir Akunis reacted to the release of three Israeli hostages released on Saturday, saying Hamasā€™ actions prove that "they are Nazis..."

"For many years, even before the October 7 massacre, I have said Hamas are Nazis," Akunis said. "Today, they proved it once again to the world. I will never forget and certainly never forgive Hamas' atrocitiesā€”just as I do not forgive or forget the crimes of Nazi Germany during World War II."
Israeli consul in New York compares Hamas to Nazis after hostage release

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Foreign Minister: 'The only ones starving in Gaza are the hostages'.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar posted a video accusing Hamas of starving the hostages released today, claiming they looked dangerously emaciated while the Hamas forces appeared well-fed.
Israel National News. Feb 8, 2025, 8:22 PM (GMT+2).
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar posted a video accusing Hamas of starving the hostages released today, claiming they looked dangerously emaciated while the Hamas forces appeared well-fed.

''For over a year, the international community has danced to the tune of the false propaganda of so-called starvation in Gaza but the images we saw today don't lie - Hamas terrorists and other Gaza residents look perfectly fine.''

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Hostages' testimonies revealed: 'They did not see daylight, they were starved and abused'.
Testimonies reveal that hostages Eli Sharabi and Or Levy were held in a tunnel during their entire time in captivity, were not exposed to media and did not know about the events of the October 7th massacre.
Israel National News. Feb 8, 2025, 10:28 PM (GMT+2)

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Ambassador Danon: 'Clear evidence of war crimes against hostages'.
Israel's Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon sent an urgent letter to the UN Secretary-General regarding the dire physical condition of the three Israeli hostages released earlier today from Hamas captivity.
Israel National News. Feb 9, 2025, 12:12 AM (GMT+2)

Israel's Ambassador to the UN Danny Danon sent an urgent letter to the UN Secretary-General AntĆ³nio Guterres regarding the dire physical condition of the three Israeli hostages released earlier today from Hamas captivity.

''Today, after 491 days in the cruel hands of Hamas, three more Israeli hostages have been releasedā€”Eli Sharabi (52), Or Levy (34), and Ohad Ben Ami (56). Kidnapped, tortured, and starved, they emerge from captivity thin, traumatized, exhausted, and in painā€”victims of a brutal and cynical spectacle orchestrated by Hamas,'' he began.

Danon detailed the fate of the hostages' families. ''Ohadā€™s wife was also kidnapped and held captive for over 50 days before being released. Orā€™s wife was brutally murdered by Hamas, as was Eliā€™s familyā€”his wife and two daughters were executed in cold blood by these inhuman terrorists.''

He turned to the hostages themselves. ''Since then, all the three were held in isolation, without any sign of life to their families, and denied humanitarian visits by the Red Crossā€”a blatant violation of international humanitarian law.''

Danon accused the UN of being manipulated by Hamas. ''For over a year, the international community has been manipulated by a jihadist terrorist group, shielded and protected even within the halls of the UN, spreading false propaganda about so-called "starvation" in Gaza.''

''But the images tell the truth: Hamas terrorists and the Gaza crowd gathered there to humiliate them appear in a very well condition, while the Israeli hostages alone bear the unmistakable signs of starvation. This is clear evidence of war crimes and blatant violations of international law by Hamas, evoking haunting images from not-so-distant historyā€”moments when the world remained silent.''

Danon concluded with a demand for action. ''Hamas has committed crimes against humanity. I urge you to unequivocally and publicly condemn the inhumane treatment of these hostages and demand the immediate and unconditional release of all those still held in Gaza. The world has now seen the brutality firsthand. Silence is no longer an option.''

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Staring the horrors of captivity in the eye
Opinion: We must see Or, Eli and Ohad as they areā€”frail, brokenā€”so we can't ignore, forget or erase their suffering
Yuval Elbashan | 2.8.25.

"Palestine" regime - The epitome of evil.
 
Yes, and since there is an emotional connection among ALL Israelis, it adds to its national trauma.
Which is exactly what terror is intended to.

I find the moral equivalence of the woke west to be just as appalling.
 
After the next year or so, there will no longer be a Hamas.
There will no longer be a Gaza, either, Gd-willing, and Trump will have convinced the surrounding Arab countries to accept the Gazans.

Failing that, Israel must move in, build a military base, and have the region under heavy police presence.
 
I find the moral equivalence of the woke west to be just as appalling.
The college students and their professors should have been protesting for the release of the hostages. Instead, they immediately sided against the Jews.
 
After the next year or so, there will no longer be a Hamas.

Wrong.
The Palestinians go back to 8,000 BC.
They are the natives.
It is Israel that must go away, since they are a totally fake country of Slavic pretenders that have no Mideast connection.
 
There will no longer be a Gaza, either, Gd-willing, and Trump will have convinced the surrounding Arab countries to accept the Gazans.

Failing that, Israel must move in, build a military base, and have the region under heavy police presence.
Looks like it
 
Hamas treats hostages like Hitler treats Jews": an unusual reaction of outrage in the Arab world.

The world is shocked by the condition of the hostages who were released in the center of Gaza / The Telegraph reports "final torture" at the release ceremony, the BBC describes their difficult situation, and in the Arab world - an unusual comparison to the conduct of the Nazis.
News Agencies. 08/02/2025.

The harsh images of the three abductees released today (Saturday) caused shock and sharp condemnation in the world media, with a senior Arab expert on Middle East affairs comparing the behavior of Hamas to that of the Nazis. "This is an inhuman act that goes beyond any possible condemnation." Alongside this, an Arab diplomat from one of the mediating countries, involved in the negotiations between Israel and Hamas, told here news that the manner in which the Israeli hostages were released by Hamas "causes concern" and that "sometimes the release process is disturbing".

The British newspaper "Telegraph" described how the abductees - Ohad Ben Ami, Eli Sharabi and Or Levy - were presented on stage as "shockingly thin", and presented to a screaming audience in a humiliating ceremony that included a forced interview by a masked Hamas terrorist. "The light disappeared from his eyes," testified Eli Sharabi's brother-in-law in an interview with the BBC. "Alli usually has a smiling face, and it was the light that disappeared from his eyes that shocked me, along with the look of confusion on his face."

The New York Times described the event as "theatrical", with a specially cleared square decorated with green Hamas flags, armed fighters on white trucks, and festive pop music playing in the background. The three were brought in in an extremely emaciated state with each of them surrounded by at least two fighters. The British media emphasized the staged clothing: Sharabi and Ben Ami wore brown clothes, probably in imitation of the uniforms of Israeli prisoners, while Levi, who was kidnapped from the Nova party, was dressed in clothes similar to IDF uniforms.

The "Telegraph" notes that the condition of the three stands in stark contrast to the condition of the abductees who were released in the past, especially the women, "who were reported to have been fed and cared for better in the days before their release." The British newspaper points out that unlike previous releases, in which the abductees looked "visibly frightened" when the crowd gathered around them on their way to the Red Cross vehicles, this time the ceremony was more organized. However, the staged TV-style interviews "replaced one form of abuse with another."
 
THE ONLY ONES STARVING WERE THE NON-ARABS, THE DHINMIS.

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Hamas has ordered systematic starvation of male hostages, freed captives reveal.
Brother of released hostage Or Levy says 'for 16 months, he was barefoot, hungry and in constant fear that each day might be his last'; another brother rejects claims leadership unaware of intentional starvation policy.
Roy Rubinstein | 2.9.25.

Youā€™ll love this news you inhumane Nazi fuck. More dead Pali babiesā€¦

Babies die from cold in Gaza as Israel prevents entry of mobile homes​

At least four babies have reportedly died due to cold in Gaza, where most Palestinians are living in makeshift shelters as Israel refuses to allow in thousands of mobile homes that were part of the ceasefire deal with Hamas.

Published On 25 Feb 2025
Babies die from cold in Gaza as Israel prevents entry of mobile homes

 
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