Renana Gome (pictured) was on the phone to her sons as they cowered from Hamas fanatics hammering on the family’s door
Published October 16, 2023
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A helpless mother listened to her terrified 12-year-old son begging terrorists ‘I’m too young, don’t take me’ as he was kidnapped with his 16-year-old brother.
Renana Gome was on the phone to her sons as they cowered from Hamas fanatics hammering on the family’s door in Nir Oz kibbutz in southern Israel.
She said: ‘After the red alert, they called me. For two hours, every couple of minutes they called, they’re scared, terrorists are trying to get into houses. They can hear gunshots.’
Today distraught Ms Gome, who is separated from her husband and lives in a different kibbutz, broke down in tears as she recalled: ‘Then I hear on the phone people speaking Arabic, thumping on the door. They snatched my two boys out of their bedroom and dragged them into Gaza.
‘The last I heard was my 12-year-old son saying “I’m too young, don’t take me”. And they took them. That’s the last I heard.’
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SOURCE: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12635847/12-year-old-boy-brother-kidnapped-hamas-Israeli-mother-heard.html
RELATED: Israel Says 199 Hostages Taken in Hamas Terror Attack Identified
A woman takes a photograph with her mobile phone of images of Israeli hostages snatched by the Palestinian militant group Hamas last week in a surprise attack into Israel, plastered on a wall outside the Ministry of Defense in Tel Aviv on October 16, 2023. The Israeli military on October 16, raised the figure to 199 people confirmed to have been abduced by Hamas to the Gaza Strip in the militants’ cross-border attacks on October 7 which sparked a devastating war.. (Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI / AFP) (Photo by AHMAD GHARABLI/AFP via Getty Images)
Published October 16, 2023
The Israeli government says it has identified and notified the families of 199 people known to be held since the terrorist attack ten days ago.
The number of hostages held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza has been revised upwards from at least 150 as stated last week to 199 today, the Israeli government has said, reports The Times of Israel.
Israel Defence Force (IDF) spokesman Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said the families of the 199 hostages has been “updated” and that trying to get those taken back is a “top national priority”.
RAdm Hagari further said major efforts were underway to locate the hostages inside Gaza and while intelligence was forthcoming, he Israel would not “carry out an attack that would endanger our people”.
It is known many of those taken by Hamas on Saturday’s massive terrorist attack were international visitors to Israel, and considerable numbers of tourists are thought to have been killed, or are still missing. Whether all of the 199 described are Israeli citizens was not stated.
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SOURCE: https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/10/16/israel-says-199-hostages-taken-in-hamas-terror-attack-identified/
RELATED: Horror: Ten Members from Same Jewish Family Including Three Children Taken Hostage by Hamas During Deadly Raid
Ten members of the same Jewish family are missing following the Hamas raid and slaughter in southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.
Published October 16, 2023
One Jewish family in southern Israel is missing ten members including three children after the deadly Hamas raid into the country on Saturday, October 7th.
When Israeli armed forces arrived at Kibbutz Be’eri ten members of the family were missing and the community had all burned down.
Hamas killers torched several homes at the kibbutz to flush the Jews out so they could gun them down in cold blood.
The international community is slow to call this historic attack on civilians a war crime.
A rescue worker who is recovering bodies at the kibbutz says 80% of the Jews who were killed show signs of torture.
This traumatized young Jewish woman described her nightmare after surviving the Be’eri massacre.
