“INHUMANE:” Reports of Palestinians Torturing Israeli Mothers and Children Emerge

Those “innocent civilians” the world wants were part and parcel of the brutalizing, beating and torture by the Palestinians of other kids.

Last night’s release of hostages were almost all elderly. This is deliberate and by design.

One 12-year-old hostage was held at gunpoint and  forced to watch October 7th horrors.

Virtual Jerusalem is reporting:

Reports of Palestinians Torturing Israeli Mothers and Childen Emerge

Nov 28, 2023 | Ticker, Virtual Jerusalem

Despite the attempts of Hamas and its PR flaks to show a humanitarian face to the terror group, and to portray Palestinian civilians as victims, the truth is coming out as the returned captives tell their harrowing stories. It is becoming clear that the local residents were part and parcel of the brutalizing, beating and torture by the Palestinians of other kids.

At first it was just hints, as elderly returnees swatted away the hands of Hamas handlers “helping them” from jeeps and ambulances, or Israeli teenagers dismissing with disgust attempts to induce them to wave as if bidding farewell to a kind host.

But now the horror stories are being reported of torture, mental and physical, to which Israelis were subjected. Eitan Yahalomi, 12, was according to his aunt, in an interview to French television, subjected to unending blows from Palestinian civilians as he was snatched and taken on a motorbike to Gaza captivity. That was just the beginning. Eitan was forced to watch, again and again, films of his neighbors being slaughtered and dismembered on October 7. He was threatened at gunpoint if he cried or made sounds.

Other children were kept in total isolation for 12 or 13 days. They were covered with lice and received no treatment.

Mothers were separated from their children and told their daughters were gone. Despite assurances that

mothers would not be separated from children, Raia was just taken away just before her daughter was released.

Thomas Hand, father of 9-year-old Emily, says the little girl thought she had been held hostage for a year and now cries herself to sleep. “The most shocking, disturbing part of meeting her was she was just whispering, you couldn’t hear her. I had to put my ear on her lips. She’d been conditioned not to make any noise.” “Last night she cried until her face was red and blotchy, she couldn’t stop. She didn’t want any comfort, I guess she’s forgotten how to be comforted. She went under the covers of the bed, the quilt, covered herself up and quietly cried.” When she met her older sister, she was unable to show emotion.

Meanwhile, Israel is up in arms at the refusal of Hamas to deliver as promised the red-haired Bibas children, Ofir 4 years and Kfir 10 months old, and their mother Shiri. Hamas reported that these hostages had been handed over to other Palestinians and that they could not located them.

10-month-old hostage Kfir still needs his mother to feed him and the terrorist group separated women from children.

Hamas ‘no longer has control’ of youngest Israeli hostage 10-month-old Kfir

Fox News has this:

Family member details ‘inhumane’ kidnapping of baby boy, family still held by Palestinian terrorists

Bibas family, including 10-month-old Kfir, handed to separate terror org by Hamas

By: Taylor Penley, Fox News, November 28, 2023:

10-month-old hostage distraught over family’s continued detainment

Aunt of Israeli hostages Yifat Zailer pleads for the release of her family, including a 10-month-old baby boy.

Hamas’ youngest hostage, 10-month-old Kfir Bibas, has been handed over to another terrorist group in Gaza along with his family, according to the IDF, and the news is leaving a distraught relative to plead for her loved ones’ safe return.

“I can’t say we are surprised about the level of cruelty and inhumane behavior from Hamas in this deal, in this cease-fire,” Yifat Zailer, cousin of Kfir’s mother, Shiri, told “FOX & Friends” on Tuesday.

“They signed an agreement to release all women and children. Tomorrow is the last day supposedly of this cease-fire, of this agreement as it was signed. And there is still no news about my family, if they’ll be returned or not.”

Before Zailer’s appearance, FOX News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst told the show hosts that there is concern that young children such as Kfir could be used as leverage by Hamas.

The hostage situation presents an especially difficult dilemma for the Bibas family, as Zaailer said Kfir still needs his mother to feed him and the terrorist group separated women from children.

“We haven’t [had] any intelligence pointing out [that they are together],” she said.

“We do know that they were kidnapped separately. Then the father was kidnapped first, and then they entered the house, the safe room. He went outside to protect his family and was hurt and kidnapped. Then they [Hamas] entered inside and found Shiri, my cousin, and her two children and kidnapped them as well. So, we don’t know if they’re together. We can only assume by hearing the evidence from the freed members of the same kibbutz where they lived that they say that they separated men and women.”

HAMAS TERRORISTS USE ISRAELI HOSTAGE RELEASE IN GAME OF PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE

Ofri Bibas Levy holds posters depicting her missing brother Yarden who was kidnapped by Hamas along with his wife and two children

Ofri Bibas Levy, whose brother, Yarden, was taken hostage with his wife, Shiri, and two children, Kfir and Ariel, holds pictures of the family along with her friend, Tal Ulus, during an interview with Reuters. (Reuters / Denis Balibouse / File)

Kfir is in the custody of another terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip along with his 4-year-old brother, Ariel, and parents Shiri and Yarden. The IDF did not specify which terrorist organization is detaining them now.

The Bibas family was taken from their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz during the Oct. 7 surprise attack on Israeli residential areas that left nearly 1,200 dead in the country. Approximately 240 Israelis and foreign nationals were taken back to Gaza as hostages.

War has since raged, with the exception of a cease-fire agreement, which Zailer believes should continue until all hostages have been released.

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