A horrifying scene unfolded in the Israeli kibbutz of Kfar Aza, just outside the Gaza Strip, as dozens of babies were reportedly found dead, some with beheadings, in the aftermath of a deadly attack by the terrorist organization Hamas.
This grim discovery came after Hamas militants stormed the community, resulting in the tragic loss of at least 70 residents.
A spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces, Major Nir Dinar, revealed that soldiers encountered the decapitated bodies of infants at Kfar Aza, Insider reported. The exact number of affected infants and the extent of the decapitations were not specified.
Israeli media outlets also reported this appalling claim, citing soldiers as their source. Nicole Zedeck, a correspondent for Israeli television channel i24NEWS, described the heart-wrenching scene as “truly horrific.”
She noted, “No one could expect that it would be like this, the horrors that I’m hearing from these soldiers.” Zedeck further disclosed that “about 40 babies, at least, were taken out on gurneys,” with cribs overturned, strollers abandoned, and doors left wide open, NBC Montana reported.
Hamas stands accused of this heinous act, which adds to a growing list of atrocities. Major Dinar, in a statement, condemned the perpetrators, stating, “These people [Hamas] are animals. They have butchered women and children in worse ways than ISIS.”
The tragic events prompted a somber conversation between former Fox News host and social media personality Megyn Kelly and conservative Jewish icon Ben Shapiro.
Kelly, nearly in tears, expressed her disbelief: “I just don’t know what we’re supposed to do with 40 babies decapitated. How is that a group we can talk to about anything?”
The assault on Kfar Aza began on Saturday, with fighting continuing into Sunday. Multiple kibbutzim near the Gaza border were targeted by Hamas militants after they breached the gate separating Gaza from Israel.
CNN’s Nic Robertson, reporting from Kfar Aza, witnessed dead bodies being collected and counted. He grimly reported, “There were so many murdered members of this kibbutz, men, women, children, hands bound, shot, executed, heads cut.”
The situation in Gaza also remains dire, with at least 830 casualties resulting from Israeli retaliatory airstrikes, including over 140 children, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.
The Israeli embassy in the US reported that, as of Tuesday, over 1,000 Israelis, primarily civilians, had lost their lives. Disturbing reports and videos have emerged, suggesting that Hamas has kidnapped Israelis and is holding them hostage in Gaza. In response, Hamas threatened to publicly execute an Israeli hostage for every Israeli strike on Gaza.
The conflict has led to a complete “siege” in Gaza, resulting in a critical shortage of supplies and a cut-off of electricity for the civilian population living in the area.
The situation remains fluid and continues to evolve as international observers and leaders grapple with the growing humanitarian crisis in the region.
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