Sawt Falasteen - Israel: More bodies, weeks after Hamas terror attack

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Israel: More bodies, weeks after Hamas terror attack

TV teams from all over the world were given access to Kibbutz Be'eri in the south of Israel, where the Arab terrorists of Hamas bestially murdered 130 people - more than 10 percent of the population - and tortured, raped and mutilated their victims on 7 October.

Even after weeks, victims are still being found in Israel who were murdered by the animals in human form, the terror organisation Hamas, on 07 October 2023!

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