Shocking Revelation: Disturbing Details Emerge on Hamas Attack Targeting Babies in Israel
Israeli official denies claim that babies were beheaded in Hamas attack, contradicting earlier statement by Prime Minister's office Government has not confirmed specific details of the shocking incident
The specific claim that Hamas attackers severed the heads of infants during their shocking attack on Saturday has not been confirmed by the Israeli government, according to a statement from an Israeli official. This statement contradicts a previous public statement made by the Prime Minister's office. The official stated that there have been instances of Hamas militants carrying out beheadings and other atrocities similar to those committed by ISIS. However, the official stated that they cannot confirm the identities of the victims, whether they were men or women, soldiers or civilians, adults or children.
The Israeli media reported on Tuesday that there were shocking claims of decapitated children at the kibbutz of Kfar Aza. In a statement to CNN, the Israel Defense Forces referred to the incident as a "massacre", stating that women, children, toddlers, and the elderly were brutally butchered in a manner reminiscent of ISIS actions. Tal Heinrich, a spokesperson for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, confirmed on Wednesday that babies and toddlers were discovered with their heads severed in Kfar Aza.
Later in the day, an IDF spokesman reported that terrorists had committed acts of decapitation.
"We have information confirming the presence of deceased infants, as well as evidence indicating decapitation. However, I cannot provide details on the exact number of casualties or the methods employed for these killings," declared IDF spokesman Maj. Nir Dinar.
CNNs Nic Robertson contributed to this report
