Former Hamas hostage urges the UN to secure the release of those still in captivity

United Nations – Former Hamas hood Eli Sharabi went before United Nations Security Council (UNSC) With your heart story and a simple plea: “Bring them home now.”

Sharabi was free of less than six weeks, but at that time he had already advocated hostage and spoke with world leaders about the troubles of those who still collapse in Hamas’s hands.

“October 7, my sky turned to hell,” said Sharabi, who was taken from Kibbutz Be’eri. “Sirens began, Hamas terrorists attacked and I was torn off my family, I never see them again.”

Kibbutz Be’eri saw some of the worst massacre on October 7th. More than 100 of his inhabitants were killed and 30 was taken to hostage during the attack, according to Israeli defense forces. Among the killed are Sharabbi’s wife and two daughters. He only learned of their murders when he returned from Gaza.

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“Then I got home. They told me my mother and sister were waiting for me. I said, ‘Bring me my wife and daughter. “And then I knew. Sharabbi’s brother, Yossi, was also taken as a hostage, but he was killed in captivity. His body is still in Gaza.

When Sharabi was released on February 8, along with or Levy and Ohad Ben Ami, the world noticed that all three men look drawn. At that time, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said it was “what the crime against humanity looks like.” President Donald Trump He said men “looked like a Holocaust survivor” and seemed to be “in a terrible state.”

Sharabi told the council that when he got Return to Israel After spending 491 days in Hamas captivity, he weighed only 44 pounds (97 pounds). He spoke of starvation pain and that, through beating – including one very difficult one, his ribs were broken – he was swallowed by hunger.

Sharabi testified that he was just asking him a day and that he would be forced to pray for additional food. Then he told the council where the UN humanitarian aid goes.

Former Hamas hostage submits the UN Council of Security on a “Pure Hell” that was captive in Gaza

“I know you often discuss the humanitarian situation in Gaza very often. But, I tell you, as an eyewitness, I saw what happened to that help. Hamas stole her,” Sharabi said. “I saw the Hamas terrorists wear UN boxes and UNRWA emblems on them in the tunnel. Dozens and dozen boxes paid by your governments, feeding the terrorists who tortured me and killed my family.”

Many hostages who have come back say Hamas would eat in front of him as torture, never giving any food to the prisoners.

“When you talk o humanitarian aidRemember this: Hamas eats like kings as hostages are starving. Hamas steals from civilians. Hamas blocks assistance in achieving those who really need it, “Sharabi told the Council.

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Sharabi also scored the UN, the Red Cross and the world because of its silence and inactivity.

“Where were the united peoples? Where was the Red Cross? Where was the world?” he asked.

The Israeli Ambassador UN Danny Danon echoed that view, saying that the security council “wiped the hostage” and failed to mention the “humanitarian crimes Hamas intentionally caused hostages.” Danon then accused “the entire UN system” to leave his responsibility and hostage.

Danon emphasized that the war would not end until the remaining hostages returned home.

Sharabi concluded his remarks with one request.

“Bring them all home. No more excuses. No more delays. If you are advocating for humanity – prove it. Bring them home,” he said.