EVERY FEMALE HOSTAGE BEING RAPED BY HAMAS: Former Captives Detail Horrific Abuse at Hands of Their Palestinian Captors in Gaza

“This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come… Evil men shall wax worse and worse.” – 2nd Timothy 3:1 & 13

“Jesus said… The abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone.” – Revelation 21:8

THE JERUSALEM POST reports: Every Israeli woman being held captive by Hamas in Gaza is being sexually abused, freed hostage Mia Regev said during a debate in the Knesset’s Committee on the Status of Women and Gender Equality on the situation of the women hostages.

Regev, who was freed during the hostage deal between Israel and Hamas in late November, said it was unbelievable that the Knesset was planning on going on recess on April 8 for over five weeks.

“Every day, there is an emergency and every minute counts. What will women do there? What will the rest of the captives do there?” Regev said.

Yaffa Ohad, the aunt of the captive Noa Argamani, said that recent reports of both Amit Soussana, who described to the New York Times how her captor had sexually attacked her at gunpoint, and of a Hamas captive who described in an interrogation how he had raped an Israeli woman in a Kibbutz on October 7, have broken the families’ spirit. Ohad warned that time was running out, not just for the captives but for their families in Israel.

“Do you want there to be 100,000 Itzik Saidyans?” Ohad said, referring to the released soldier who self-immolated in 2021 after years of struggling to receive the care he sought for PTSD.

Yarden Gonen, sister of hostage Romi Gonen, and Shai Dickman, cousin of hostage Carmel Gat, detailed horrific accounts of eyewitnesses from October 7th that included rape and torture.

“Why are you letting my sister remain there? What did she do wrong? Why do I need to be here and beg?” Gonen said. “Why do I not see ministers echoing this throughout the world? I’ve had enough.”

The session was deeply emotional, and many of the people present broke into tears and sobs while the women and their families spoke… (Continue reading)