Hamas torture confirmed as Israeli forensics institute identifies victims

[Beastly Boy]

In light of the growing international interest in (and denials of) the Palestinian terror group Hamas’ October 7 massacre in southern Israel, representatives of the global press were invited to see the horrors for themselves.

Forensic pathologists, including Israeli staffers as well as volunteers from abroad, were visibly disturbed by the evidence before them. Despite every effort to remain objective and detached—as called for by the profession—many broke down into tears throughout the day.

During the initial press conference, the forensics team showed images from their investigations. Among the images were those of charred hands with marks that revealed where the victims’ hands were bound behind their backs with metal wire before being burned alive.

Perhaps the most disturbing image in the slideshow was a completely charred mass of flesh, which at first glance could not be seen as ever having belonged to a human. It was only after a CT scan was done that experts could see the inhumanity of the image.

Two spinal cords—one belonging to an adult, one to someone young—a parent and child bound together by metal wires in a final embrace before being set alight.

More:
https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-769339

[Lovie777]

1. Hamas claimed they did not "intentionally" hurt anyone......................

Hamas lies like the rest of them

[SickOfTheOnePct]

2. Yep

Yet there are still plenty of people that hang on every word they say, believing whatever comes out of their mouths.

[Beastly Boy]

3. That reminds me of an old Benny Hill joke

Tasteless, but to the point:

"Your Honor, I didn't kill that man! He walked into my knife... twenty times... backwards..."

[Justice]

4. Where is the condemnation of this horror from the "squad"

[EllieBC]

6. They are too busy fomenting hatred for Biden.

from their constituents.

[sheshe2]

5. That was a brutal article to read through.

Speaking personally, Bublil said that she wants the world to know that “generally, Hamas enjoyed the killing.”

According to Bublil, “This was not combat, or a military conflict, or a state conflict, or a political conflict. [Hamas] enjoyed the murders so much that they did everything they could do to celebrate the killing. They celebrated burning houses with civilians inside who didn’t do anything to them. They enjoyed grabbing an 18-year-old girl from a party, a festival, dragging her to a car, and taking her to Gaza. And who knows what happened [to her] in between. They enjoyed and celebrated the death. … These are monsters. They’re not human… They weren’t merciful to anyone. No one who was alive and encountered them remained alive. No one.”

[Beastly Boy]

7. It was. My first impulse was to turn away.

But this needs to be told.

[sheshe2]

10. You are right, it does.

The lengthy task of these forensic specialists attempting to identify these people, is horrific. The DNA is mixed and will make the process long and leave the families without closure. These specialists will live with the horror for a lifetime. I just can't imagine the inhuman nature of the people that did this.

[ShazzieB]

12. Bless those forensic anthropologists for being willing to do this difficult, stomach churning work.

We all (humanity as a whole) owe them a huge debt of gratitude for doing the work that they do. Any time there is a situation where people are killed en masse, particularly by the inhumanity of other supposed humans, the forensic anthropologists are there, doing their best to identify remains, determine causes of death, and, all too often, bear witness to atrocities.

I don't think those who do this work get the appreciation they deserve; in fact, there may be no amount of appreciation significant enough to adequately thank them for the services they perform as they investigate instances of war crimes, genocides, racial conflicts, and violent cruelties, seeing things that few of us can even imagine.

[sheshe2]

13. I just don't know how they do it.

They bring to light the monstrosity of these acts and closure to the families left behind. Yet they do it at a cost.

[Maru Kitteh]

14. Shaz I took care of a vet that did this kind of work in Vietnam. He was absolutely haunted

at the end. The price they pay is almost unspeakable.

[Cha]

8. Oh no.. I can't even imagine being a forensic

pathologist doing their jobs.. I'm brought to tears reading what's been revealed that the Butchers of Hamas DID on October 7, 2023.

[BlueCheeseAgain]

9. Those are some sentences that I wish I had never read.

And people are fawning over the released hostage and saying how nicely she was treated.

[mercuryblues]

11. My bet is

They are publicly saying that until all hostages are released.

[Maru Kitteh]

15. This is one of the most difficult things I've read for a while.

[electric_blue68]

16. 😔 geeeebz!

Horrifying, hideous actions. Those poor people!

[electric_blue68]

17. Need the best possible mental health care for these forensic pathologists.