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Jamaa walipitia mateso sana, ila ingekua vizuri Israel ikawakagua kwa karibu na kuwafuatilia isijetokea walisilimishwa na kuwa misukule ya dini ile ambapo wanaweza wakajilipua humo humo Israel.
Mtu akishajiunga ule ushetani akili humhama, uzalendo unamtoka, atasahau hata wazazi na taifa lake, na haitakua ngumu kwa wao kujilipua.
Kwa kifupi wasiaminiwe sana hadi wakaguliwe kwa umakini mkubwa..............
Tunao hata humu JF, unakuta mtu anajiita Mtanzania ila anashabikia mauaji yaliyofanywa kwa Watanzania pale Israel.
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'Physical and mental torture': Former hostages experienced abuse in Hamas captivity - WSJ
Three of the recently rescued hostages share parts of their captivity ordeal, showing resilience and strength despite their harrowing physical and mental torture experiences.
Details of an investigation into the daily lives of the freed hostages in the Gaza Strip, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv, were published in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Wednesday morning.
According to the report, the three rescued hostages lived in a dark room for six months, sleeping on small mattresses on the floor. Their only connection to the outside world was through guards who brought them food and would occasionally abuse them.
The former hostages shared that they could hear the Gazan family living downstairs, including their children, but they never met them. However, one day, when the family went out, they were allowed to go downstairs and use the kitchen.
www.jpost.com
Hawa akina brazaj
Mtu akishajiunga ule ushetani akili humhama, uzalendo unamtoka, atasahau hata wazazi na taifa lake, na haitakua ngumu kwa wao kujilipua.
Kwa kifupi wasiaminiwe sana hadi wakaguliwe kwa umakini mkubwa..............
Tunao hata humu JF, unakuta mtu anajiita Mtanzania ila anashabikia mauaji yaliyofanywa kwa Watanzania pale Israel.
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'Physical and mental torture': Former hostages experienced abuse in Hamas captivity - WSJ
Three of the recently rescued hostages share parts of their captivity ordeal, showing resilience and strength despite their harrowing physical and mental torture experiences.
Details of an investigation into the daily lives of the freed hostages in the Gaza Strip, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv, were published in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) on Wednesday morning.
According to the report, the three rescued hostages lived in a dark room for six months, sleeping on small mattresses on the floor. Their only connection to the outside world was through guards who brought them food and would occasionally abuse them.
The former hostages shared that they could hear the Gazan family living downstairs, including their children, but they never met them. However, one day, when the family went out, they were allowed to go downstairs and use the kitchen.
'Physical and mental torture': Former hostages experienced abuse in Hamas captivity - WSJ
Three of the recently rescued hostages share parts of their captivity ordeal, showing resilience and strength despite their harrowing physical and mental torture experiences.
Hawa akina brazaj