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उन्होंने हमें बताया कि वे कुरान में विश्वास करते हैं और वे हमें नुक़ सान नहीं पहुंचाएंगे : बुजुर्ग इज़रायली बंधक, जिसे ग़ज़ा से रिहा किया गया!

 

योचेवेद लिफ़शिट्ज़, एक बुजुर्ग इज़रायली बंधक, जिसे कल गाजा से रिहा कर दिया गया:

“जब हम गाजा पहुंचे, तो उन्होंने शुरू में हमें बताया कि वे कुरान में विश्वास करते हैं और वे हमें नुकसान नहीं पहुंचाएंगे।

उन्होंने कहा कि वे हमारे साथ वैसा ही व्यवहार करेंगे जैसा वे अपने आसपास करते हैं, हम पर कड़ी निगरानी रखी गई, एक चिकित्सक और एक डॉक्टर भी आए और यह सुनिश्चित किया कि जो दवाएँ हम लेते हैं वे हमेशा उपलब्ध रहें।

वे स्वास्थ्य पक्ष में बहुत रुचि रखते थे, और हमारे साथ एक डॉक्टर भी जुड़ा हुआ था जो हर दो या तीन दिन में यह देखने के लिए आता था कि हमारे साथ क्या हो रहा है। ज़िम्मेदारी ली और दवाइयाँ लाने का ध्यान रखा, और यदि समान दवाएँ नहीं थीं तो उन्होंने समकक्ष दवाएँ दीं, वे बहुत अच्छी थीं, और उन्होंने यह सुनिश्चित किया कि हम अच्छा खाएँ। हमने उनके जैसा ही खाना खाया.

हमारे साथ अच्छा व्यवहार किया गया. उन्होंने सभी विवरणों का ध्यान रखा। उनके साथ महिलाएं थीं जो जानती थीं कि स्त्री स्वच्छता का क्या मतलब है, और उन्होंने यह सुनिश्चित किया कि हमें सब कुछ मिले, हमास ने बहुत पहले ही सब कुछ योजना बना ली थी, उन्होंने शैम्पू और कंडीशनर सहित हमारी ज़रूरत की हर चीज़ तैयार कर ली थी – सेना और शिन बेट की अक्षमता ने हमें आहत किया। बहुत, हमें सरकार के लिए बलि का बकरा बनाया गया।”

Yocheved Lifshitz, an elderly Israeli hostage who was released yesterday from Gaza:

“When we arrived in Gaza, they initially told us that they believed in the Quran and that they would not harm us.

They said they would treat us like they treated around them, we were under heavy guard, A medic and a doctor also came and made sure that the medicines we take are always available.

They were very interested in the health side, and we had a doctor attached coming every two or three days to see what was happening with us. Took responsibility and took care to bring medicines, and if there are no similar medicines They gave equivalent drugs, they were very good, and they made sure we ate well. We ate the same food as them.

We were treated well. They took care of all the details. They had women with us who knew what feminine hygiene meant, and they made sure we got everything, Hamas planned everything a long time ago, they prepared everything we needed, including shampoo and conditioner – the incompetence of the army and Shin Bet hurt us a lot, we were made a scapegoat for the government.”

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Yocheved Lifshitz, an elderly Israeli hostage who was released yesterday from Gaza:

“When we arrived in Gaza, they told us at first that they believed in the Qur’an and that they would not harm us.

They said they would treat us as they treated those around them. We were under heavy guard. A paramedic and a doctor also came and made sure that we always had the medicines we took. They were very interested in the health aspect, and we had a doctor.” An attaché came every two or three days to see what was happening with us. They took responsibility and made sure to bring medicines, and if there were no identical medicines, they would give equivalent medicines. They were very kind and made sure we ate well. We ate the same food as them. We were treated well. They paid attention to every detail. They had women with us who knew the meaning of feminine hygiene. They made sure we had everything. Hamas had planned everything a long time ago. They prepared everything we needed, including shampoo and conditioner. The lack of competence of the army and Shin Bet hurt us a lot. “We were made a scapegoat for the government.”

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Gaza’s largest hospital will become a “mass grave” if it runs out of fuel, said Hassan Abu-Sita, a British-Palestinian doctor working at Al-Shifa Hospital.

“The real question is, will there be anything left of the hospital when there is no electricity? And my answer is: No. In fact, Shifa Hospital will become a mass grave if there is no electricity,” Abu-Sita said.

▪️He added that there are currently 150 patients on ventilators in the hospital, and the operating rooms and anesthesia machines are not functioning due to the lack of electricity.

“The hospital currently has around 1,700 wounded patients, which exceeds its capacity three times,” the doctor announced.