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Hostages Face Unthinkable Conditions in Heart-Wrenching Ordeal

Family members of the recently released Israeli hostages have shared horrifying details about the conditions their loved ones endured during their seven-week captivity. According to Adva Adar, the granddaughter of Holocaust survivor Yaffa Adar, the hostages were subjected to sleeping on benches and had to wait up to two hours just to use a bathroom that may or may not be opened for them. In addition, they experienced food shortages, with some days only being provided with pita bread or similar meager rations. As a result, both Adar’s grandmother and her cousin Keren Munder lost between six to eight kilos, a significant amount considering their height and build.

These revelations paint a disturbing picture of the ordeal the hostages went through. It’s utterly shocking that innocent people were subjected to such inhumane treatment for such a prolonged period. The fact that they were forced to sleep on makeshift benches and endure lengthy waits for basic necessities like food and bathroom access is appalling.

The Israeli government must take swift and decisive action to hold the captors accountable for their cruel actions. It is imperative that justice is served for these innocent victims and their families. No one should have to endure such deplorable conditions, especially not hostages who have already experienced trauma from past events, such as Yaffa Adar, a survivor of the Holocaust.

This story serves as a stark reminder of the threats and dangers faced by Israeli citizens on a daily basis. It is crucial that we remain vigilant in defending our nation against those who seek to harm us. The Israeli government must prioritize the safety and security of its citizens above all else. We must stand strong in the face of adversity and never let our guard down.

 

Written by Staff Reports

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