Israeli forces continue to show evidence of Hamas's atrocities in all their horror to the world press in order to combat claims of exaggeration.
The film, which was shot in Kfar Aza, was written as a love letter to the kibbutz where he grew up, but precisely with a focus on the impossible reality of living there.
Israel's official X account recently shared www.hamas-massacre.net, a site with dozens of gruesome photos and videos of the slaughter.
Following Abu Rusha's account, the interviewer asked: "Is killing children permitted in Islam?" "No," he replied.
Despite the damages done to its employees, investors, partners, and facilities, Kenaf Ventures has vowed to forge ahead with its carbon emission reduction solutions.
Despite taking losses soldiers of the Nahal brigade successfully wrested control over the communities in the region from Hamas.
“I wondered if they were going to come into my house, into my bedroom, I didn’t know what they were going to do. Are they going to rape me? Are they going to kidnap me? Are they going to kill me?”
The footage showed selected clips from six separate interrogations • all said that "Islam does not permit the killing of women and children."
The documents were turned over to NBC by Israeli first responders.
This is why grisly footage is unfortunately necessary – to remind the world of the barbarism that Israel just experienced.
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