After the release of Seven Hamas Geiseln, the army of Israel has now given information about the situation and experiences of women. Everyone was injured during the Hamas massacre on October 7, 2023. Some grenades were still found in their bodies.
Some have also suffered other serious injuries, said the vice -boss of the Medical Corps, AVI Benov, on Monday. “It will take a long time before you have recovered”. Some women would not have received medical treatment in the Gaza Strip. Several of them are included in tunnels, some alone. These are in a worse constitution than those in houses and with other hostages.
“I think none of us can understand where they participated,” said Avi Benov. After their time in the Gaza Strip, the Israels are also malnourished. After your return you will initially receive very small amounts of carbohydrate -rich food, later also vegetables and only real food after a few days. At the same time, vitamins would be given to them.
Time planned for yourself
After their arrival in Israel, the hostages would initially have time for themselves that they, according to doctors, must understand that they are really safe. According to your own statement, the army gives you the choice whether you want to shower with your parents before or after reunion.
Benov said nothing about possible abuse and torture. The videos that Hamas changed would have found the women terrible. The Islamic Jihad recently published a video with the Geisel Arbel Yehoud. In an admission of one minute, the visibly disturbed woman can be seen and heard as she gives her name. Moreover, she calls for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to do everything to reach the release of the other hostages.
The 29-year-old will be released on Thursday with two other hostages. According to Hamas, eight of the 33 hostages who are still intended for the exchange are dead (see video above). In exchange, Palestinian prisoners must be released in 1904 from Israeli prisons and the help deliveries in the Gaza Strip must be strengthened.
Source: Krone
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