Former IDF geisel in Gaza: Terror in front of Israeli air strikes

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Ehemalige IDF-Geisel Na'ama Levy berichtet über ihre Ängste während der Gefangenschaft in Gaza, insbesondere vor israelischen Luftangriffen. Ihre Aussagen erregen zunehmende Aufmerksamkeit im Kontext aktueller Krisen.
Former IDF-Geisel Na'ama Levy reports on her fears during captivity in Gaza, especially in front of Israeli air strikes. Your statements attract increasing attention in the context of current crises. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

A soldier of the Israeli defense forces (IDF), which was released during a ceasefire and a hostage deal, has revealed that one of her greatest fears during her captivity were the air strikes of Israel. Na’ama Levy, one of the five released IDF soldiers in January, commented on a weekly rally on the Geiselplatz in Tel Aviv, which demanded a return of the hostages.

fear of unexpected attacks

"You (the air strikes) come surprisingly. First you hear the whistle, you pray that it doesn't affect us, and then - the explosions, a sound so loud that it paralyzes the body and the floor trembles," Levy reported a lot of thousands. "Every time I was sure that this would be my end. That was one of the creepiest experiences that I had there, and that was also what put me the most in danger," she described an incident in which an attack led to the house in which it was partially collapsed.

the reality for the remaining

"That was my reality. It is now the reality of all those who are still captive," she said, pointing out the hostages that are still captured in Gaza. "Even now, at that moment, there are hostages that hear these whistles and explosions, they are there and tremble with fear. They have no place to flee to pray and cling to the walls with a terrible feeling of helplessness."

criticism of the Israeli government

levy expressed her concern, while the families of Israelsch hostages in Gaza strengthen their criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel under growing pressure to end the war in Gaza. Previously, Netanyahu had explained that the defeat of Israel's enemies was the "top goal" and more important than the release of the remaining hostages in Gaza , which is sharp criticism from representatives of the hostage family received.

urgent call to return all hostages

levy demanded the return of all Israeli hostages and emphasized that otherwise there would be no “victory”. "There is no way that in Israel you will really understand what we are going through and continue to be in Gaza." In the first months of the war, another Israeli hostage to be killed, not by Hamas, but by Israel himself, so a report by ynet , based on an audio that is said to be leaked from a meeting between freed, whose families and Netanyahu should be leaked.

controversy around the security authorities

levy also commented according to Netanyahus Appointment Maj. Gen. David Zini, who reports the hostage deals. The families of the hostages have sharply criticized the appointment. According to the Israeli channel 12 News, Zini said in meetings of the IDF general staff: "I reject Geiseldeal. This is a war in the long run." Reports speak that this is an attitude that he has often repeated over the past year.

reactions to the situation in Gaza

The comments from Levy come at a time when Israel extremist settlers sanctioned in the West Bank. Canada and France also threatened with sanctions, and the European Union - the largest trading partner of Israel - checks their important association agreement with the country. In the words of an Israeli minister, her patience regarding the decision to expand the war is exhausted.

memories of the day of kidnapping

The kidnapping of Levy was one of the first to make headlines during the attack by Hamas on October 7. A video published by Hamas showed Levy, which was pulled with bound hands and under gun violence on the hair.