Doctor treating freed Hamas hostages reveals unprecedented abuse

originally posted by: Dalamax

originally posted by: Lazy88

originally posted by: kwaka

but was Jeffery Epstein any different?

Nothing like derailing a thread with some out of context unrelated whataboutism…

Israel is light years ahead of Hamas in supporting human rights. Pretty clear cut. At least the Israeli Supreme Court ruled it was unlawful to use human shields like 15 years ago. How’s that Hamas Supreme Court working out? Wonder if the will ever rule torture and rape unlawful?

Unlawful since 2009. How progressive 🤙

What high court does the Hamas hostages get to appeal to?

originally posted by: Dalamax
How many Hamas supporters frequent ATS?

A bunch.
A few go around saying Hamas are 'freedom fighters'.
And they join the genocidal chant of 'from the river to the sea'.

originally posted by: Dalamax
Unlawful since 2009. How progressive 🤙

It's a hell of a lot more progressive than the people of Gaza who want to drag the world back to a 800AD mentality.

Animals controlled by worse animals, whom Netanyahu refuses to punish.

What high court does the Hamas hostages get to appeal to?

a reply to: Lazy88
The IDF Their judgement is usually final .......

a reply to: firerescue

Kill them all, let God do the sorting.

This is what the terrorist sympathizers call 'freedom fighting' ...

Slain Israeli Hostage Held in Inhuame Conditions

Yerushalmi’s family have learned details of her captivity from the IDF since her body was returned to Israel from Gaza. Describing the tunnel in which she was kept for several weeks, Shani said: “They barely could stand fully … they couldn’t sleep next to each other, only in a line. There were no windows, no air, no light. Barely food, and if they needed to go to the bathroom they were forced to do it in a bucket.”

The IDF said the group’s bodies were found in a Hamas-run tunnel under the city of Rafah, and that they were “brutally” murdered “a short while” before troops were able to reach them. The IDF told the family her sister was “shot in the head from very close range,” and had marks on her hands from defending herself, May told CNN.