The Israeli hostage exposes the deception of the occupying entity with her statements and opens fire on Israel

The Israeli hostage… since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which was launched by the Palestinian resistance movement, to respond to the Israeli attacks . 

There were many hostages, which fell into the hands of the resistance, after the launch of the operation, while the Israeli side was repeatedly bombing Gaza. 

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The goal of the successive bombing of Gaza was Israeli deaths, so that it would become clear to the world that Hamas was carrying out actions inconsistent with international law regarding the treatment of prisoners.

The Israeli hostage

While over time, one person was revealed, namely the elderly Israeli hostage, who gave a speech, regarding her alleged country, and regarding her treatment as a prisoner in Gaza. 

An old Israeli Jewish woman was arrested and taken as a prisoner of war when the resistance stormed the Israeli settlements.

While the Israeli media was reporting to the world that Hamas was taking prisoners and wasting their lives, this was contrary to the truth and what was happening on the ground. 

What did the elderly Israeli hostage say?

In a detailed report, from BBC News in Arabic, Yocheved Lifshitz, 85 years old, who was released by Hamas on Monday with another woman, said that she “went through difficult circumstances,” but explained that she received “good” treatment during her detention in prison. Gaza.

The report added that Hamas gunmen captured Yocheved and took her on a motorcycle to “a network of underground tunnels in Gaza,” as she put it. They also captured her husband with her.

He continued, and Yocheved indicated that she was beaten with sticks by some young men on the way, but she explained that most of the hostages were receiving “good treatment” from those holding them.

Statements of the Israeli prisoner

Yocheved was released on Monday, along with another woman, Nurit Cooper, 79 years old.

In detail, her daughter Sharon, who helped her with the translation, said that Yocheved walked with her captors “several kilometers” to enter a network of tunnels resembling a “spider’s web” in Gaza.

Israeli prisoner Yocheved spoke about the cleanliness of the place where she was being held, which contained sleeping mattresses.

The Israeli hostage added that they obtained the medications they needed, and dealt with women who were familiar with “women’s needs regarding hygiene.”

She said: “They were careful not to make us sick, as the doctor visited us every two or three days.”

She also told how one of the hostages received the necessary treatment from a doctor, after being injured in a motorcycle accident on the way to Gaza.

Sharon reported that the hostages ate the same food – bread, cheese and cucumbers – as the guards.

The Israeli hostage

Yocheved was asked at the press conference why she shook hands with the Hamas gunman, and she replied that they treated her “well,” adding that the other hostages were in good conditions as well.

Yocheved appeared in poignant photos shaking hands with a Hamas militant, before boarding an International Red Cross ambulance at the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt.

Statements of the Israeli hostage

The Israeli hostage, Yocheved, appeared in the video saying to an armed man: “Shalom,” which means “peace” in Hebrew.

Yocheved’s daughter, Sharon, told the BBC that she was not surprised by what her mother did, adding: “When she went out, she came back to say thank you. That was amazing to me. She always is.”

Yocheved was taken hostage with her husband, Oded, from Kibbutz Nir Oz in southern Israel, on October 7, but her husband was not released.

Yocheved said that she was among a group of 25 hostages, who were taken to the tunnels, and after several hours, five kibbutz residents were transferred, and she was with them, to a separate room, where each of them had a guard, and a paramedic and a doctor attended to them from time to time.

Hours before the release of Yocheved and Nurit Cooper, the Israeli army broadcast to journalists pictures it described as “shocking” of the Hamas attack on October 7.

According to family members of the Israeli hostage Yocheved, she and her husband, Oded, 83 years old, are peace activists and helped transport patients from Gaza to Israeli hospitals.

Shawn told the BBC that Oded is a journalist who has worked for peace and Palestinian rights for decades.

The Israeli hostage

The National Syndicate of Journalists in Israel indicated that he worked for the Hamishmar newspaper, and was one of the first to write about the “massacre” in two Palestinian camps in Beirut in 1982 (referring to Sabra and Shatila).

The Israeli hostage

Sharon said, “He speaks Arabic fluently, and he can communicate with people there, and he knows a lot of people in Gaza. I think he will be fine.”

Hamas has released four hostages so far, after it released two Israeli-Americans, mother Judith and daughter Nathalie Renan, on Friday.

Israel says 200 people are still being held hostage in Gaza, and they are believed to include the husband of Nurit Cooper, who was released on Monday with Yocheved.