“They literally look like the old pictures of Holocaust survivors. I don’t know how long we’re gonna take that.” Strong words from President Trump. The hostages left in Gaza cannot take it ANY longer.

⚠️ Horrifying details of the abuse endured by the recently released male hostages. The men were brutally interrogated and physically tortured. This included choking them, tying them up, strangling them, hanging them by their legs, and burning them with hot objects. They were deliberately starved and did not receive any food for days on end. Every few days they would receive a rotten pita, which they had to share with other hostages. One hostage collapsed at one point and the other hostages thought he was dead. That was a particularly traimatic experience for them.

Three-year-old Almog met his father, Or, for the first time after 491 days in Hamas captivity. Or’s brother recalls: Almog said to his father, “Dad, you were gone for a long time.” Or responded, “That’s right.” “Dad, you look different today.” Or replied, “That’s right.” Then Almog asked, “Why didn’t Mom return?” It was unbearable for Or—he cried. And then Almog said, “Mom is dead. She won’t come back.” Somehow, Almog had already begun to process the trauma of losing his mother, while Or hadn’t. Now, Almog will be the one helping his father through his grief. They spent a few hours together, lying in bed, hugging. Almog gave Or food that he wasn’t supposed to eat during his recovery, but Or couldn’t bring himself to say no to his son—so he ate it. Despite their long separation, their bond was instant. It was remarkable, considering that Almog was just a baby when Or was kidnapped. In the morning, Almog woke up and said, “I’m so happy that Dad came back.” He hadn’t yet slept beside his father, so he asked to record a video of him and then said, “Dad, I really, really love you. I’m so happy you’re back!” For the past 16 months, the family told Almog that his father was away in a place he couldn’t return from yet, along with others who had been taken. On Friday, we told him, “It’s Dad’s time to come back. Dad is coming home!”

On the left: Muhammad Abu Warda a convicted terrorist who murdered 44 innocent Israelis. On the right: Eli Sharabi—his wife and daughters were murdered by Hamas, and he was starved and held captive in horrific conditions in Gaza for 491 days. But to the BBC, they are the same. Shameful.

My statement on the release of Eli Sharabi.

que isso

Descubra o que a turma da Faria Lima esconde de você.

If the US carries out their threat, we will carry out our threat.

Truly like a scene from a concentration camp. Hamas released this clip showing the starved and emaciated state of hostages Eli, Or, and Ohad in a Gaza tunnel.

Forced by Hamas to speak in front of the terror circus, Eli Sharabi said: “I am so happy to return to my wife and daughters”. Hamas knew all three had been murdered. They laughed, then they told him they had killed his brother in captivity.