Sick Hamas video shows three female Israeli hostages kidnapped during massacre calling for ceasefire under duress
HAMAS has released a disturbing video apparently showing three female hostages captured during the October 7 massacre.
The Israeli women seen under duress sent a message to Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his government calling for an immediate ceasefire.
The twisted video description provided by Hamas read: “A number of Zionist prisoners held by Al-Qassam send a message to Netanyahu and the Zionist government.”
The trio were made to say they have been in Hamas captivity for 23 days and slammed Netanyahu’s “lack of commitment” to release them all.
They also angrily blamed him for the “disaster of October 7” and that they are getting punished for his “political and national neglect”.
“You made a commitment to release all of us. Nobody came. Nobody heard us,” one of the women said.
Hundreds were killed and dozens taken hostage when Hamas gunmen burst across the border on paragliders and motorbikes on October 7.
Hamas – known for its psychological warfare tactics – released the video on its social networks, which was disseminated rapidly by foreign and Israeli media.
In the video, the woman also stresses that she and the other women are innocent citizens who pay taxes yet they are in captivity, The Jerusalem Post reports.
“We are innocent citizens. Citizens who pay taxes to the State of Israel. You want to kill us all,” she said.
“You want to kill us all using the IDF. It isn’t enough that Israeli citizens were killed.
“Let us go. Let us go now. Let their citizens go, let their prisoners go. Free us. Free all of us. Let us return to our families now!”
At the end of the video, the woman speaking screams “now!” several times.
The sickening footage comes not long after the family of kidnapped Shani Louk announced her death.
The German tattoo artist was last seen in harrowing footage of Hamas terrorists parading her body on the back of a pickup truck on October 7, 2023.
Now, Israel claims that Shani was tortured and beheaded by Hamas monsters after a skull fragment revealed the “unfathomable horrors” done to her.
The family of the young German-Israeli woman had been desperately holding onto hope that Shani was alive and would one day be returned to them.
However, after three horrifying weeks of silence, Shani’s mother Ricarda Louk announced that her much-loved daughter was dead.
“Unfortunately, we received news yesterday that my daughter is no longer alive,” the heartbroken mother told German media today.
Shani’s sister, Adi, also described on Instagram the “great sorrow” her family are feeling following the news.
Israel’s foreign ministry said they were “devastated” to discover that her body had been found and identified.
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