"First Whistle, Then Boom": Ex-Hostage's Biggest Fear In Hamas Captivity

"First Whistle, Then Boom": Ex-Hostage's Biggest Fear In Hamas Captivity

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets across the country on Saturday night for anti-government rallies, demanding an end to the war and new elections in Israel

ThePatriotLight - Ex-POW Of Hamas Says She Most Feared Israeli Bombs, Not Her Captors

ThePatriotLight - An Israeli intelligence soldier who was taken prisoner by Hamas during the militant group's Oct 7 2023 invasion of Israel says the greatest threat to her life during her 477 days in captivity came from the Israeli bombing campaign -- and not the men who were holding her. In a speech at a Tel Aviv rally demanding an end to Israel's war in Gaza as well as new elections, 20-year-old Naama Levy gave a visceral account of what it wa…

Ex-POW Of Hamas Says She Most Feared Israeli Bombs, Not Her Captors

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Ex-POW Of Hamas Says She Most Feared Israeli Bombs, Not Her Captors - Conservative Angle

Ex-POW Of Hamas Says She Most Feared Israeli Bombs, Not Her Captors An Israeli intelligence soldier who was taken prisoner by Hamas during the militant group's Oct 7 2023 invasion of Israel says the greatest threat to her life during her 477 days in captivity came from the Israeli bombing campaign -- and not the men who were holding her. In a speech at a Tel Aviv rally demanding an end to Israel's war in Gaza as well as new elections, 20-year-o…

Israeli airstrikes are more dangerous than being held captive by Hamas, a uniformed hostage said at Saturday's demonstration in Tel Aviv.