After the devastating attacks on Israel by Hamas terrorists, there are indications that could mean new hope for kidnapped German-Israeli Shani Louk. She is said to be in a hospital in the Gaza Strip – and still alive.
A video showing a young woman, half-naked and lifeless, in a pickup truck driven by Hamas fighters has caused horror around the world. The tattoo artist’s mother, who was at a music festival near the Gaza Strip when the terrorists attacked, has now revealed that her daughter may still be alive.
“Demands quick action from the government”
“We ask – no, we demand that the German government act quickly,” the 22-year-old’s mother said in a video message shared online on Tuesday. “This is really my desperate appeal to all of Germany to help me get my Shani back home in good health.”
Her daughter had serious head injuries and was in a critical situation, the mother said in the video message. They should not argue about jurisdictional issues: “You must act quickly to get Shani out of the Gaza Strip.”
Credit card used in the Gaza Strip
According to German media reports, the crucial clue was provided by Shani’s credit card and a family friend in the Gaza Strip. The card was used in a store near the Indonesian hospital in Gaza. No money was withdrawn, but Ricarda Louk received an email warning from the bank, the bank said.
A family friend inquired about this, but was not allowed to visit the 22-year-old. “We assume it is Shani,” the old partner of Shani Louk’s aunt tells “Spiegel”. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs must take immediate action: “Every day counts.”
22-year-old missing since Saturday
Shani Louk has been missing since Saturday. She was apparently kidnapped to the Gaza Strip during the Hamas attack on a music festival in Israel. In one video, the 22-year-old was seen half-naked in a pickup truck among several Hamas men in the Gaza Strip, with her face to the ground and her legs twisted. Her mother recognized her by her tattoos.
Source: Krone
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