A survivor of the Hamas attack in Israel described witnessing horrific events, including the gang rape and killing of a woman, as well as the beheading of another victim.
The survivor’s account is part of the mounting testimonies against Hamas, accusing the group of orchestrating mass rapes during the attack.
“I saw this beautiful woman with the face of an angel and eight or 10 of the fighters beating and raping her,” recalled Yoni Saadon, a foundry shift manager. (Trending: Bombshell Email Uncovered Between Joe Biden And Hunter)
“She was screaming, ‘Stop it already! I’m going to die anyway from what you are doing, just kill me!’
“When they finished, they were laughing, and the last one shot her in the head,” he said.
“I will never forget her face,” he added.
“Every night I wake to it and apologize to her, saying, ‘I’m sorry.’ “
“They threw her to the ground, and one of the terrorists took a shovel and beheaded her,” Saadon recalled of a separate victim.
“And her head rolled along the ground. I see that head, too.”
Israeli forensic teams found signs of rape, torture, and other atrocities suffered by the victims, and investigations are ongoing to build cases against the perpetrators.
“We saw many women with bloody underwear, with broken bones, broken legs, broken pelvises,” volunteer worker Shari said, whose last name was not disclosed.
“They were all young women. Most in little clothing or shredded clothing and their bodies bloodied, particularly round their underwear, and some women shot many times in the face as if to mutilate them,” she added.
“Their faces were in anguish and often their fingers clenched as they died.”
“Some bodies we took out had pretty pink or bright purple nails, and we would all pause and at that point many of us broke down,” she said.
The United Nations Secretary-General has called for vigorous investigation and prosecution of the sexual violence.
“There are numerous accounts of sexual violence during the abhorrent acts of terror by Hamas on 7 October that must be vigorously investigated and prosecuted,” Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.
“Gender-based violence must be condemned. Anytime. Anywhere,” he added.
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