US EditionSecurity Council to Hold Debate on Gaza - Captivity Survivor Ilana Grichevsky's Speech
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Emotional testimony by Ilana Gritzewsky, survivor of Hamas captivity and companion of hostage Matan Zangauker, before the United Nations Security Council, telling of the anguish of how she lived her kidnapping and calling for urgent measures to ensure the release of all the remaining hostages. “In a matter of minutes, our house in Nir Oz became a hell. I was dragged, beaten and humiliated. In the streets of Gaza, I was forced to walk hand in han…
The survivor of captivity and the partner of the kidnapped Matan Tsengauker came to the UN Security Council and harshly criticized them. Gritsewski, who was released after 55 days in captivity, spoke about the unbearable reality and revealed that she had endured hunger, violence, and humiliation. Finally, she called on the various ambassadors to return all the kidnapped to their homes.
Captivity survivor Ilana Grichevsky, the partner of the kidnapped Matan Tsengaukar, in a moving testimony at the UN Security Council: "They beat and humiliated me. For 55 days I slept on the floor, hungry, sick. I promised I would do everything to bring back Matan and the kidnappers."
Israel's UN Ambassador Danny Danon is expected to present to the ambassadors the humanitarian situation in Gaza from the Israeli perspective • Foreign Minister Sa'ar will meet with Secretary of State Rubio • At the same time, the Trump administration will hold a discussion on the "day after" in Gaza: "We will present a comprehensive plan"
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