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ISRAELI VIDEO COMPILATION SHOWS THE SAVAGERY AND EASE OF HAMAS’ ATTACK
ISRAELI VIDEO COMPILATION SHOWS THE SAVAGERY AND EASE OF HAMAS’ ATTACK
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in Israel. Israel’s
military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16,
2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas
attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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FILE - Israeli soldiers walk past houses destroyed by Hamas militants in Kibbutz
Be’eri, Israel, Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023. Israel’s military brought together a
group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute
reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening
came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of
atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit, File)
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FILE - Palestinians transport a captured Israeli civilian from Kfar Azza kibbutz
into the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - An Israeli soldier walks past a house destroyed by Hamas militants in
Kibbutz Be’eri, Israel, on Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Baz Ratner, File)
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FILE - Palestinians walk away from the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, near the
fence with the Gaza strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - A house is on fire in the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, that Palestinians
stormed from the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - Hamas militants in body bags are seen in kibbutz Be’eri, Israel,
Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023. Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign
correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage
compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s
military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of atrocities
committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg, File)
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FILE - Palestinians transport a captured Israeli civilian, center, from Kibbutz
Kfar Azza into the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military
brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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Israeli video compilation shows the savagery and ease of Hamas’ attack
1 of 10 |
This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
Read More
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in Israel. Israel’s
military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16,
2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas
attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in Israel. Israel’s
military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16,
2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas
attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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This image made from undated bodycam video footage taken by a downed Hamas
militant and released by Israel Defense Forces shows a Hamas militant walking
around a residential neighborhood at an undisclosed location in southern Israel.
Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign correspondents Monday,
Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the
Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing
pressure to back up their claims of atrocities committed by the militants.
(Israel Defense Forces via AP)
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FILE - Israeli soldiers walk past houses destroyed by Hamas militants in Kibbutz
Be’eri, Israel, Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023. Israel’s military brought together a
group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute
reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening
came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of
atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit, File)
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FILE - Israeli soldiers walk past houses destroyed by Hamas militants in Kibbutz
Be’eri, Israel, Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023. Israel’s military brought together a
group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, 2023, to screen a 40-minute
reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening
came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of
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FILE - Palestinians transport a captured Israeli civilian from Kfar Azza kibbutz
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together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - Palestinians transport a captured Israeli civilian from Kfar Azza kibbutz
into the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
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screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
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FILE - An Israeli soldier walks past a house destroyed by Hamas militants in
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together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Baz Ratner, File)
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FILE - An Israeli soldier walks past a house destroyed by Hamas militants in
Kibbutz Be’eri, Israel, on Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
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FILE - Palestinians walk away from the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, near the
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together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - Palestinians walk away from the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, near the
fence with the Gaza strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
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FILE - A house is on fire in the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, that Palestinians
stormed from the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
claims of atrocities committed by the militants. (AP Photo, File)
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FILE - A house is on fire in the kibbutz of Kfar Azza, Israel, that Palestinians
stormed from the Gaza Strip on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Israel’s military brought
together a group of foreign correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a
40-minute reel of gruesome footage compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The
screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
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FILE - Hamas militants in body bags are seen in kibbutz Be’eri, Israel,
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correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage
compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s
military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of atrocities
committed by the militants. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg, File)
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FILE - Hamas militants in body bags are seen in kibbutz Be’eri, Israel,
Wednesday, Oct. 11, 2023. Israel’s military brought together a group of foreign
correspondents Monday, Oct. 16, to screen a 40-minute reel of gruesome footage
compiled from the Hamas attack last week. The screening came as Israel’s
military faces increasing pressure to back up their claims of atrocities
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FILE - Palestinians transport a captured Israeli civilian, center, from Kibbutz
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screening came as Israel’s military faces increasing pressure to back up their
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TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — A grisly montage of video and photographs of Hamas’s
massacre of hundreds of civilians across southern Israel last week highlights
the savagery of the attack and the ease with which the militant group appeared
to operate inside Israel.
The footage that the Israeli military showed foreign correspondents Monday
included a photo of a burnt baby. It showed gunmen shooting the dead bodies of
civilians in cars, militants in the process of beheading a body with a hoe,
burnt corpses thrown in a dumpster.
The briefing with reporters came as Israel cut off vital supplies to the Gaza
Strip and pounded the territory with airstrikes. Hundreds of thousands of
soldiers massed outside the territory ready to invade in response to the Hamas
assault in which more than 1,400 people were killed.
In Gaza, meanwhile, the death toll rose to more than 2,700 people, many of them
civilians, according to health authorities there. On Monday, an Israeli military
spokesman, Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, accused Hamas of using civilians as shields
in order to sway world opinion.
ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR: READ MORE
After blast kills hundreds at Gaza hospital, Hamas and Israel trade blame as
rage spreads in region
Live updates: Current US assessment is Israel was ‘not responsible’ for Gaza
hospital blast, White House says
Biden didn’t make Israeli-Palestinian talks a priority. Arab leaders say region
now paying the price
In past fighting, Israel has come under heavy international criticism for
causing large numbers of civilian deaths. The release of the video showing some
of the victims of the Hamas attack appeared to be an effort to counter the
criticism and keep the world’s attention focused on the deaths of Israeli
civilians.
“This is not just a war against Israel, it’s a war against humanity,” Hagari
said.
The military has described horrific atrocities committed by Hamas militants
against towns, small farming communities and a music festival near the Gaza
border. But it has previously released just a few snippets of video to back the
claims.
The latest footage was an unceasing display of horrors. Some of it came from
Hamas body cameras and videos posted by Hamas militants to social media and
later verified by Israel. Some was taken by civilians as they tried to escape,
some by first responders.
It showed bodies of people who had been bound. A room with at least seven bodies
reduced to ash. Civilians shot in bedrooms, bathrooms, front yards. Blood so
thick it nearly obscured hallway floors.
It also showed the ease with which Hamas militants moved around inside Israel.
In Kibbutz Be’eri, people slept as the militants peered into people’s dark
living rooms. They toyed with outdoor decorations, using a cigarette lighter to
set a dreamcatcher hanging on someone’s window ablaze. They shot randomly, at an
air conditioner, at an ambulance’s tires, at a dog running out to greet them.
They perched on lawn chairs outside a quiet home, taking a water break. Israeli
security forces were nowhere to be found.
Israel’s rescue service later found more than 120 bodies there.
“The scale of the operation, the coordination, surprised us,” Hagari said. “We
have reinforcements at the Gaza border, but this wasn’t just a terrorist attack.
This was a sovereign operation. That is why they succeeded.”
The militants were well prepared. The videos showed some dressed in army
fatigues to look like Israeli soldiers. Others were dressed like police
officers. They carried zip ties to tie victim’s hands before they killed them
and to bind hostages in the backs of trucks. They coordinated with one another
on radios.
Dozens of militants in trucks whooped and celebrated on Israeli roads as bodies
and cars burned around them.
Hagari said Israel has detained some of the militants and is interrogating them
to find out how the attack was coordinated.
Israel’s defense and intelligence establishment has come under criticism for
failing to prevent or repel the attack, which was planned in plain sight. Border
communities were left on their own for hours.
In videos from civilians’ phones, partygoers cried as they ran for safety across
the open fields where they had just been dancing at the open-air Tribe of Nova
music festival. A young man filmed the shelter where he and at least 10 others
took cover. Bloodied people writhed and moaned on the ground as others stood
around them, looks of terror in their eyes. Militants could be heard yelling
outside.
In more body camera footage, the militants easily broke into a military base,
killing soldiers at the front desk before grabbing their assault rifles. A group
of young female soldiers cowered as a militant entered the room and began
shooting. In other clips, militants on motorcycles pulled bodies out of cars,
emptying their pockets and grabbing their cellphones before moving on.
They pulled young civilians, bloodied and stupefied, into the beds of trucks by
their hair. As they sped back to Gaza, the gleeful militants flashed peace signs
to the camera. The Israeli military said militants were holding at least 199
civilians hostage in Gaza.
In Gaza, the militants filmed themselves pulling a dead soldier’s body from a
car. Young men cheered and stomped on it. A young woman whose face was marred
was pulled from a car trunk by her hair, pushed into the backseat and then
driven off as a crowd ran alongside.
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