The Israeli abductees Amit Sosna and Mia Shem are transferred to the Red Cross/Walla system!
Amit Sosna was abducted from her home in Kfar Gaza and spent 55 days in the hell that is the prison of Hamas.
Since her return, she has been fighting for the return of the 136 abductees who remained in captivity.
As part of her struggle, she described today (Monday) to the Reuters news agency. "They tied my hands and feet. I was severely beaten. My whole face and body were bruised."
Today, Sosna stood against the background of her burnt house in the Gaza village, and while wearing a sweatshirt with the slogan of the struggle of the families of the abductees, she shared the horrors she went through.
"I was under emotional and physical terror for the entire 55 days I was in captivity, feeling that every moment could be my last. Every second felt like an eternity," Sosna told the interviewers, "I hope that the remaining hostages there will be able to keep their faith alive and stay strong. But even The hardest souls can't last that long."
"Every moment could be my last", Amit Sosna in an interview with Reuters/Reuters, Alexandre Meneghini
Upon her release, CCTV footage showing the moments of Sosna's abduction was published.
In the photo, Sosna is seen struggling with her seven captors, kicking and twisting as they try to drag her through the field towards Gaza.
At one point, one of the men tries to pick her up from the ground and take her on his shoulder, but she kicks him and knocks him to the ground.
At this point the other kidnappers are seen beating her.
"I continued to resist until in the end they tied my hands and feet and dragged me on the floor," she said in an interview about the moments of her abduction from her home in Kfar Gaza, "It took them more than an hour to take me to the border. I was severely beaten. My whole face and body were bruised," she said .
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"They tied my hands and feet and dragged me on the floor."
Sosna in an interview against the background of her burnt house/Reuters, Alexandre Meneghini
Susanna said that while she was a prisoner in Gaza, she was moved from place to place by the terrorists, always under the guard of specially armed men.
She said that she was given little food, and that during her captivity she was monitored by the terrorists even while using the bathroom.
She also said that she was subjected to physical and psychological violence.
One of the places where she was held, she testified, was a dark and humid tunnel located about 40 meters underground.
She talked about the difficulty of breathing in the tunnel and said that "being there felt like being buried alive."
"When you're a prisoner of Hamas, everything is just so fragile," she explained to the interviewers, "you're constantly on edge. Things can go terribly wrong at any second. You're not allowed to talk, you're not allowed to cry, you're not even allowed to comfort each other when things get really difficult."
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