HORRIFIC footage released from archives depicting the October 7 massacre show beheadings, mutilated children and families torn apart.
Israel has shared chilling videos of Hamas terrorists attacking Israeli men, women and children during their brutal ambush a month ago.
Doug SeeburgHorrific footage from the October 7 massacres have shown men, women and children being slaughtered by Hamas[/caption]
Israel Defence ForcesMuch of the footage was recorded by Hamas terrorists who themselves wanted to broadcast the atrocities[/caption]
AFPThe site of the Nova music festival massacre, where hundreds died during the morning ambush[/caption]
Israeli embassies across the world have screened the gut-wrenching clips for journalists – including The Sun – showing depraved acts of merciless violence.
And a bone-chilling website was also made for the public to view, with graphic images and videos of Hamas’ attacks.
Split into four sections the website shows footage from the music festival massacre, families murdered in their homes, abductions to the Gaza Strip and rockets striking civilian areas.
I was one of a group of journalists invited to the screening to a 43-minute video documenting the orgy of violence and murder that was inflicted on the people of Southern Israel.
By the end of the film – using footage taken from Go-Pro cameras, dashcams, mobiles of victims and home security cameras – the gathering of ashen-faced writers had seen 138 corpses.
But that represents less than 10 per cent of the total of more than 1,400 victims – while 240 were also kidnapped.
It was shown – at the first British screening of its kind – by Israeli authorities who want the world to see the truth of the depraved horror that was meted out.
The footage – much of it recorded by Hamas savages themselves as they wanted to show the slaughter to the world – started with Kalashnikov-toting militants storming over the border in Toyota trucks.
They mounted roadblocks and mercilessly shot at defenceless civilians in a car in the southern city of Sderot.
Cries of “Allahuh Akbar”- meaning God is greatest – filled the air as one VW car veered across the road with its slain occupants crashing into a Hamas truck.
Terrorists in battle fatigues were then seen loitering at the security gates of the Kibbutz Be’eri – waiting for them to open as some residents approached in a car – then shooting the driver and his passenger dead.
Once they were inside, Hamas monsters strolled across neat lawns picking off their prey.
One bandana-clad attacked shot dead an elderly man in his kitchen, who cried out in terror and pain as he slumped to the floor.
Another even killed a black Labrador – shooting the oblivious dog twice with his Kalashnikov as it bounded towards him.
In perhaps the most harrowing scene, a father and his two sons – aged around nine and 11 – were seen trying to flee to safety in another kibbutz, Letiv Ha’Asala.
The trio were all in boxer shorts and appeared to have been woken by the attack on a peaceful Saturday morning during a Jewish holiday.
The father carried his younger son, while the other ran, as they sought shelter in a toilet and shower block.
But they were pursued by two terrorists, with one hurling a smoke grenade into block before gunning down the Dad in front of his children.
One of the boys said: “I don’t think this is a prank.” And one of the pair wailed: “Why am I still alive?”
An attacker then casually helped himself to a drink from their fridge while the boys’ mother was seen being held back by kibbutz security as she tried to return home. She and the boys survived the atrocity.
The footage, compiled by Israeli authorities, is too brutal and graphic to be made public.
Amid tight security, journalists left their phones and recording equipment outside.
The video also showed the scenes of terror inflicted on revellers at the Re’im music festival.
Footage showed faces of joy turn to terror as festival-goers were ruthlessly slain.
The car park was littered with corpses and people fleeing were cut down with machine-gun fire as they tried to escape across fields.
We saw victims slain in a kindergarten and the charred corpses of more than a dozen babies.
One young boy lay dead in Mickey Mouse pyjamas while a dead girl, whose face had been caved in, was in a Tupac t-shirt.
Some victims were burned on a makeshift bonfire in woods.
The victims were of all ages from babies to the elderly. Eight dead children lay on a concrete floor.
Cars and houses were set alight. Four joyous terrorists danced with delight as four murder victims were dragged from a Kia Forte car.
One kibbutz victim was a Thai foreign worker in a yellow football shirt. A group of terrorists recorded the barbarous scene as they hacked his head with a spade.
A call was shown from a Hamas fighter to a commander back in Gaza.
Told that the attackers had killed an IDF soldier, the commander replied: “Bring him and hang him.”
Three terrorists were shown stamping on another dead soldier’s head.
Footage then cut to scenes of hostages being paraded on the back of trucks through the streets of Gaza.
A semi-naked and trussed-up woman lay in the back of a vehicle as a boy ran and spat on her head, while her Hamas captors looked on.
A dead soldier was dumped on the street – causing crowds to swarm around him, stamping on him, dancing and shouting “Allahuh Akbar.”
The striking thing was the joy of the Hamas attackers – and their obvious pride in what they had done.
It showed that Hamas supporters see Israelis as sub-human – and what a terrible enemy the country faces.
Israel’s ambassador the UK, Tzipi Hotovely, said: “It is 27 days since the war started but still some people are doubting what happened.
“It is our duty to show this to the world.
“No normal country can expect this to stand; peace-loving people’s homes were violated on a peaceful Saturday.
“The barbarity of a radical Islamist ideology which is the same as ISIS and Al-Qaeda is against humanity, not just Israelis.
“The only way to negotiate with Hamas is about the colour of the flowers on your grave – and we will not do that.”
GettyBodies of those killed in a kibbutz attack by Hamas, discovered by IDF forces in the days following[/caption]
EyevineIsraeli soldiers crying at the sight of a family dining table on which there is still Challah bread from Friday’s religious holiday – the day before Hamas attacked[/caption]
Doug SeeburgA kibbutz 4km from the Gaza border that was attacked by Hamas fighters killing hundreds[/caption]
GettyIsraeli mourners attend the funeral for members of a family who were killed in the attack on Kibbutz Be’eri[/caption] Published: [#item_custom_pubDate]
