JEWS HIDING ON OCTOBER 7TH
This photo was taken by Rinat Even (44) as she and her husband Chen and their four sons tried to hide in the bushes near their Be’eri home on Oct. 7. Shortly after, the parents and two eldest kids, Alon, 16, and Ido, 14, were shot dead.
The youngest two, aged 11 and 8, survived by playing dead, then finding refuge with an aunt.
We will never forget.
He murdered their father in front of them, raided their fridge for groceries, and then went on slaughtering innocent people.
These aren’t humans. They’re demons.
Never forget.
You will never find a video of IDF soldiers doing this in Gaza.
At the same time, I can show you dozens of videos of Palestinians beheading, massacring, and laughing as they kidnap children.
This is still one of the most chilling videos from the #October7Massacre.
Hamas terrorists had gunned down a mother in Sderot, in front of her young children, who were still trapped in the back of the car.
Under a hail of bullets, Israeli police ran to save these kids. At first, one of the petrified children thought they were the terrorists, who came back to kill them and started pleading "no, please no." When she understood it was the police, she begged them "save us please", asking them to also rescue her baby sister.
The heart truly breaks 💔
Israeli civilians hid inside a bomb shelter. Palestinian terrorists threw a grenade to murder everyone inside.
Then they shot at the wounded to make sure no one survived.
Finally, they threw a second grenade to desecrate the bodies.
If you turn up the volume you hear the screams of the innocent Israelis being murdered.
If this isn’t genocide then what is?
FATHER JUMPS ON GRENADE TO SAVE CHILDREN ON 10/7: FOOTAGE
When Gil Taasa (48) realized the Hamas terrorists were invading his home, he ran to hide with two of his children, and then jumped on a grenade to save their lives.
The children survived.
Gil sacrificed himself for his kids.
Gil's surviving son, 12-year-old Koren told news about his father's last moments.
“There’s no way he wasn’t afraid but he decided to save us and he jumped on the grenade… there was an explosion, I saw smoke, suddenly we were covered in blood."
The other son, Shay, survived but lost sight in one eye due to shrapnel wounds, according to Times of Israel.
Not shown in the footage is Gil's son "Or", who was at the beach during the terror attack. Or was also murdered by Hamas terrorists.
Only two sons: Shay (then 8) and Koren (then 12), and the children's mother Sabine survived.
Hamas ripped this family apart.
They traumatized children.
They stole "dad" of the family.
This is what genocide looks like. This is the evil we must commit to defending ourselves against.
Palestinians and Hamas atrocities on October 7th:
Palestinian terrorists executing a random Israeli civilian.
The footage shows the initial moments when Palestinian terrorists approach the main gate of a kibbutz. After failing to enter, they wait for a civilian vehicle to open the gate, ambush it, and kill the driver.
Esto fue el 7 de octubre.
Los terroristas de Hamas lanzaron una granada contra el refugio donde se escondía una mujer judía.
Entró, la arrastró afuera, le disparó en la cabeza y le abrió la cabeza con su rifle.
Recuerden cómo comenzó esta guerra.
This is what Palestinian terror did to us on October 7. I am putting it here so you do not look away.
Every time I watch this video, my heart breaks all over again.
They just wanted to go out and dance. That is all. And they were murdered in cold blood.
I cannot imagine what was in their heads in those last moments. The terror. The pain.
This is not a scene from a movie. This is October 7.
Yagil was only 12, and his brother Or was 16, when they were kidnapped from their home in Nir Oz. Terrified, they called their mother and whispered that they could hear voices speaking Arabic and that the door to their home had been broken down.
She could still hear her youngest son, Yagil, pleading: "Don't take me. I'm too young."
Yagil was held completely alone in captivity and was tortured while being held hostage. Until the final day of their captivity, he believed his brother Or had been murdered. Then, just before their release, the two brothers were reunited.
Their father, Yair, was also kidnapped from his home in the kibbutz, together with his partner, Merav. The entire abduction was filmed by the terrorists. Yair was brutally murdered during the kidnapping, and the lynching he endured was also captured on video. In the footage, a three-year-old boy can be seen taking part as his father tells him to kick Yair - and the child does.
After 52 days in captivity, Yagil, Or, and Merav were released in a hostage deal. Yair's body was held captive in Gaza for 614 days before it was recovered in a military operation.
There is only one truth.
Don't you dare forget.
This is not a scene from a movie. This is October 7.
Aner came from Jerusalem to the Nova festival. He would become the hero of a story of almost superhuman strength and unimaginable bravery.
On October 7, he was dancing with friends - for freedom, love, and life. A magical smile. Starry eyes.
When the rocket barrages began, Aner and around 30 others who had fled the festival took shelter in a bomb shelter. They had no idea that within minutes, terrorists would arrive and they would be fighting for their lives.
Aner kept his cool and did not hesitate. He stood alone at the entrance to the shelter. He knew there was nowhere to run. Armed terrorists were outside.
The first grenade was thrown inside - Aner caught it and threw it back out.
Then the second.
Again and again, with his bare hands.
Eight times.
One man against a group of armed terrorists - and he stopped them. He stood there protecting the others with his own body, giving his life for them.
The ninth grenade exploded.
The terrorists continued throwing grenades and then opened fire on the wounded. Almost everyone inside the shelter was murdered. Some were kidnapped to Gaza. A few survived and later told the story of Aner's heroism - heroism that was also captured on the terrorists' own cameras.
If your grandchildren ever ask, tell them this:
Thousands of Nukhba terrorists were armed from head to toe with rifles, grenades, and RPGs - yet none of them had the courage Aner had.
Tell them he pursued justice.
Tell them he sanctified life.
Tell them about his kindness.
Aner fell in battle - a battle no one had prepared him for, yet he fought like a giant.
His spirit, courage, and bravery will stay with us forever.
His place is among giants.
This is the last image of him, at the bottom right - standing alone at the entrance to the shelter, waiting for the monsters.
The truth cannot be erased.
Don't you dare forget.
This is not a scene from a movie. This is October 7.
This is 4-year-old Negev and his six-month-old brother, Eshel.
The terrorists rocking Eshel in the stroller and holding Negev by the hand had just murdered their mother, Adi.
Negev later said:
"Bad people came into our house with drills and drilled through the whole house. They wanted to drill Eshel, but Mom wouldn’t let them. She told us to remember that she loved us more than anything in the world. And then she left."
The terrorists placed grenades around Adi’s body and left her as bait inside one of the rooms. They tied another grenade to the door handle, so whoever came looking for her would be killed too.
Then they filmed a propaganda video to show how "good" they were. They gave wounded Negev water and filmed him saying thank you in Arabic.
They had just murdered his mother in front of him.
Imagine that.
Moments later, they took Negev and Eshel to a neighbor’s house. From there, the terrorists kidnapped all three and headed toward Gaza.
On the way, Eshel cried nonstop. His crying bothered the terrorists, who thought he would become a problem later on, so they left all three by the side of the road and continued toward Gaza.
They walked back to Kibbutz Holit and survived.
The truth cannot be erased.
Don't you dare forget.