Israël - Hamas - #318 Bestand houdt

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Op vrijdag 31 januari 2025 16:24 schreef egayalS het volgende:
Goede inkijk hoe het eraan toe gaat bij de most moral army in the world

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Op vrijdag 31 januari 2025 16:24 schreef egayalS het volgende:
Goede inkijk hoe het eraan toe gaat bij de most moral army in the world

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Op vrijdag 31 januari 2025 11:48 schreef egayalS het volgende:
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Op vrijdag 31 januari 2025 19:39 schreef havanagila het volgende:

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En zo is Turkije weer een van de grootste handelspartners van Israël.

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 10:19 schreef Cuendillar het volgende:
Emily Damari held in UNRWA facilities, denied medical care, she tells British PM
https://www.ynetnews.com/article/skgg2v9ukx

Nu nog even de logische stap maken om alle subsidie naar het UNRWA stop te zetten en de organisatie te ontmantelen. Weet iemand waarom dat eigenlijk niet gebeurt?

Vervang "Israëlische gijzelaar in Gaza" eens door "Oekraïense gevangene in Donetsk". Of "Nederlandse toerist in Venezuela". Stel dat die in gebouwen van de VN werden vastgehouden... dan had de hele wereld toch op z'n kop gestaan? Waarom nu dan niet?

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 11:38 schreef Nober het volgende:
Is er al meer bekend over de vrouw en kinderen Bibas?

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Omdat hamas dat bepaald niet unwra.

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Yarden Bibas, 35, werd apart van zijn vrouw en kinderen, Shiri, Ariel en Kfir, ontvoerd, die allemaal uit Kibbutz Nir Oz werden meegenomen. Hamas heeft beweerd dat Shiri en de twee jongens in gevangenschap zijn gedood. Israël heeft hun dood niet officieel bevestigd, maar heeft "ernstige bezorgdheid" uitgesproken over hun lot.

Yarden raakte gewond tijdens zijn ontvoering. Van zijn vrouw Shiri Bivas-Silverman en haar twee zoontjes, Ariel en Kfir, die werden ontvoerd uit Nir Oz is nog steeds niet bekend of ze leven en waar ze worden gevangen gehouden. De IDF zegt dat er grote angst is voor hun levens, maar bewijs over hun toestand is nog niet ontvangen.

Jordanië (volgens mij moet hier Yarden staan; dit bericht is wss vertaald) zal terugkeren naar Israël terwijl het (hij) nog steeds niet zeker is wat er met hen is gebeurd.

https://www.israelnieuws.(...)zaterdag-vrijgelaten

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 11:58 schreef HowardRoark het volgende:
Uitstekend, nou, dat zal wel weer voor flink wat geschuimbek zorgen in bepaalde kringen.

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 12:05 schreef Tengano het volgende:

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Wel apart weer dat dit bericht zo lang stil gehouden is door de media.

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 12:32 schreef opgebaarde het volgende:
Was vorige week gewoon in het nieuws. Het nieuws was vooral dat bij de eerste elf (dertien) uitnodigingen geen enkel europese land zit

Maar als de media het stil houden zoals jij denkt. Waarom zouden ze dat doen dan?

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The Bibas family

Israel on Saturday demanded information from mediators who brokered the ceasefire in Gaza about the fate of three family members of freed hostage Yarden Bibas.

“Yarden has returned home. But his wife Shiri and his children Ariel and Kfir have not. We have been searching for them for a long time, tracking their traces and investigating their fate,” Gal Hirsch, Israel’s hostage coordinator, said in a statement.

“The Bibas family... has been living in constant fear for their lives for a long time... We continue to demand information about their condition from the mediators.”

https://english.alarabiya(...)er-father-s-release-

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Ex-hostage Gadi Moses argued with Hamas terrorists over ownership of land, family says

In his first interview since his father was released from Gaza, Yair Moses shared that his father spent most of his captivity alone in a small room, but was also briefly held with two Thai nationals.

Released hostage Gadi Moses would have debates with his Hamas captors about the ownership over the land of Israel, had spent the last two months of his captivity with two Thai hostages, and knew about the release of hostages in the first deal that occurred, Walla learned on Saturday morning.

Throughout his captivity, during which he was mostly alone, Moses sought ways to alleviate his boredom. This included talking to his Hamas captors, discussing Islam and political issues, and engaging in arguments where each side claimed that the land "was theirs."

Without electricity, Moses would go to sleep at sunset and wake up before sunrise at around 3 a.m. Occasionally, he heard Israeli bombings, some of them close by.

"It was very scary for him," said his son Yair in an interview with Walla.

For most of his 482 days in captivity, he was alone in a small room. Towards the last two months, he was held with Thai workers who had been kidnapped from the Gaza border area.

"Finally, he had other people with him. They tried to talk a little and mainly just be together, communicating through hand and eye gestures," Yair added.

"Most of the time, they treated him with respect. When they ate, they ate with him. He was not scared, except for a few moments. Most of the time, it was just boredom—hours of doing nothing. He was able to piece together a picture, learned about what was happening in Israel, and occasionally watched Al Jazeera. He knew about the destruction in Gaza," Yair recounted.

At one point, his captors asked him, "Where are your parents from?" When he answered, they told him, "Go back there."

His captors also claimed that their people lived in the land of Israel before the Jews, to which Moses responded, "We had people in these places 3,000 years ago. What are you talking about?"

After being given books on Islam and other political issues, he struggled to read them without glasses—so he demanded that his captors find some for him, and they complied.

His captors even told him when buildings he had stayed in during his captivity were destroyed.

Moses heard about the hostage deal in November 2023 and knew the names of those who had been released.
"He was excited for them that they were getting out. Of course, he wanted to as well, but he was more happy for them," said Yair. "He came back in much better shape than we could have imagined. We knew he was a strong man. Mentally, we weren't worried—physically, we were."

Not recognizing his son at first glance

"The emotions are intense," Yair continued. "My father didn’t recognize my beard—it was the first thing he noticed. He hadn’t seen me on TV, only the other family members. He asked me, ‘What’s with the beard?’ I told him I hadn't cut my hair or shaved until he came back. He was shocked. We told him we were waiting for him so I could shave."

Gadi Moses’s niece, Efrat, shared that "You feel the tension slowly dissipating from your body, especially knowing there are still others who need to return. It's a process, and we respect his privacy. We're so lucky. Throughout this whole time, I kept saying that we are a nation that cherishes life, and now we really understand what that means. Some people will return alive, some won’t, but even that will bring some relief to all of us.

"I ran down the hallway, and hugging Gadi was incredibly emotional—a moment of pure elation," she said about their reunion. "Now the whole country understands what we meant when we said how amazing he is. He represents the essence of Israel. These are the people who build and will continue to build our country—we cannot exist without them. Seeing him hold a coffee cup again with two fingers, crossing his legs, all these small gestures—it was incredible."

"He watched TV and listened to some radio," Efrat continued. "His captors told him when I was interviewed on television. They recognized my earrings and thought I was his daughter. Despite all the joy, we must remember that there are still hostages who need to come home, and the rehabilitation process is very long. We will get through this together. It was all very challenging for him. Being an 80-year-old man in captivity is difficult—sleeping on a mattress, getting up from it, not getting fresh air or sunlight. Everyone should try to imagine their uncle or parent in that situation."

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Op zaterdag 1 februari 2025 15:55 schreef Cuendillar het volgende:

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BOEHOEHOE

Wat een leven, Slayage... wat een leven. Wat een onrecht.

(Wat een projectie, vooral.)

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Israelis are monsters fascists N*zis ….

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What do you expect from the biological grandson of Hitler and Eva.

The European Neo Nazi colonizers can do this because they have never experienced:
1. Persecution
2. Religious discrimination
3. genocide & a
4. Holocaust

Karma is waiting.

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For the Jews, moral decadence is victory.

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Just like their folks. The Nazis

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A people of filthy scum Any morally immoral criminal, let him come to Israel and become a famous person The first raped the prisoners and they made him a famous person The second used an old woman as a human shield Religious moral decadence only applies to Israel and bastard Jews