Shocking: Israel Shares 'Cruel' Hamas !

Global Support Weakens: Israel's 'Cruel' Hamas 

Israel on Wednesday released an old video clip of five female soldiers held hostage by Hamas. It said the clip was from October 7, the incident that sparked last year's conflict. The three-minute video was released by the Prisoners and Missing Families Forum, a group formed by the families of those taken to Gaza as hostages by Hamas after the attack on southern Israel. The forum described the video, which it said was taken by Hamas body cameras, as "a damning testament to the nation's failure to bring back the hostages," reported the Times of Israel.

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The video of the female soldiers' kidnapping is a reminder to the civilized world. We must condemn these actions and cannot leave the hostages in captivity for 229 days. Offensive remarks, such as "these are the Zionists," and "you are very beautiful," can be heard in the video. Hamas said it was "edited and the authenticity of its contents can't be confirmed." One of the gunmen is heard yelling in Arabic: "You are dogs! We will step on you, dogs!" Hamas added that the female soldiers were treated according to their resistance ethics and no abuse of these soldiers in this unit was proven, accusing Israel of promoting a "fabrication."

Israeli President Isaac Herzog condemned Hamas' "brutal rage" and urged the world to pay attention. "Those who care about women's rights must speak up," he said. "These girls are still in Hamas' captivity. Please don't look away," government spokesman David Mencer said, hoping to gather broader international support. "Watch the video. Support Israel in bringing our people home."

Israel's video surfaced as the country faces criticism for its military actions in Gaza since the October 7 attack. Israel's ground and air campaign in Gaza has resulted in the death of over 35,000 people, mostly civilians. Additionally, 2.3 million people in Gaza have been made homeless in the conflict, for which Israel has been accused of committing genocide.