In the video: Exposing the extent of the horror at Kibbutz Be'eri/Yotam Ronen
About a month after the massacre at the Reim festival, the body of Ruth Peretz, the girl with special needs who was murdered at a party along with her father, Arik, was found on Sunday. The 17-year-old was declared missing since Black Saturday, and nine days later the body of her father Eric was found. The motorized chair of Ruth, who suffered from cerebral palsy, was found in the field a few days after the massacre, and there was concern that she had been kidnapped to Gaza. Her funeral will take place tonight at 21:30 in the Safed cemetery.
Renana Tuito, who used to be Ruth's teacher at AKIM Haifa's Gan Or school, wrote: "Dear Ruth, I was privileged to teach you in our class for two years and in general to get to know you and watch you grow up for 10 years. An intelligent girl, knows what she likes and wants, wrapped in the endless love of Father Eric. I came to visit you at your home as well, it was evident how much you were loved. Your swing, your TV, your puppets, everything so that you will be surrounded by things that make you feel good. You remember your desire to get a hug when you're afraid of a loud voice when you were suddenly in class and actually say 'Book Book.' I imagine how scared you must have been in the last moments of terror and there was no one to give a hug. It was clear to everyone the special bond that only Father Eric and you have. Wishing Yamit and Mother Eleanor strength and encouragement to get through this difficult time. We will miss you Ruth."
Arik and Ruth Peretz/Documentation on social networks according to section 27A of the Copyright Law
About 1,400 people were murdered and 5,400 wounded in the war and escalation in the north. On Saturday, October 7, thousands of terrorists infiltrated Israel from Gaza in a combined attack, massacring civilians, police and soldiers in a long list of communities and bases in southern Israel. In several places, atrocities and shocking violence against the victims were exposed. Among other things, the terrorists murdered more than 250 partygoers at a music festival held in Re'im, set fire to houses in several kibbutzim near the Gaza Strip with their inhabitants, and executed elderly people, women and children.
The terrorists abducted many residents of Gaza, including the elderly, women and children - terrorists admitted during interrogation that these were part of the orders they received before the invasion of the envelope. The IDF Spokesperson updated 241 families whose loved ones were abducted to the Gaza Strip, while negotiations are underway for a prisoner exchange through intermediaries. So far, four abductees have been released from Hamas, two of them American citizens. Another abductee, IDF soldier Uri Magidish, was also released from her abductors in a covert operation by the security forces deep inside the Gaza Strip.
In response to the events, Israel launched an "iron sword" war. In this context, the IDF attacked targets in Gaza, imposed a blockade on the Gaza Strip, and allows humanitarian aid to enter only through the Rafah crossing. Meanwhile, tension also arose on the northern border: anti-tank missiles were launched from Lebanon at outposts in the north – the IDF thwarted several additional attempts by terrorist squads to fire at Israel and attacked several positions of Hezbollah, which claimed responsibility
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