36 children murdered by Hamas in October 7 massacre, over 30 still held hostage

The children were slaughtered in their homes, in their bedrooms; several of them were horrifically burned alive, while others were brutally murdered in the presence of their parents; these are their names and faces
Dennis Bihler|Updated:
More than a has passed month since the October 7 terror attack by Hamas and the massacre of over 1,400 Israelis including children, men, women, and the elderly.
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The bodies of 1,194 individuals have been identified thus far, as these findings come from the combined efforts of the police, responsible for identifying the bodies of civilians and the IDF. This unimaginable number also includes 36 children murdered by Hamas terrorists.
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הנזק לבתים בקיבוץ בארי
הנזק לבתים בקיבוץ בארי
A children's bedroom in Kibbutz Be'eri after the Hamas massacre
(Photo: Reuters/Ronen Zvulun)
These children were slaughtered in their homes, in their bedrooms, where they were supposed to feel safe. Several of them were horrifically burned alive, while others were brutally murdered in the presence of their parents, or had to witness their parents being killed before they were slaughtered as well.
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36 children murdered by Hamas terrorists
36 children murdered by Hamas terrorists
36 children murdered by Hamas terrorists
The ruthless terrorist attack by Hamas also left 21 children from 13 families orphaned or having their parents abducted or missing. One heart-wrenching case involves a four-year-old girl who was orphaned from both of her parents and taken hostage in Gaza. In another tragic instance, a child's mother was murdered and her father was taken hostage.
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הילדים שנחטפו לעזה
הילדים שנחטפו לעזה
The children that were taken hostage in Gaza by Hamas terrorists
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In addition, at least 30 children under the age of 18 are held hostage by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Some of them are completely alone there, in the darkness without anyone, and some are just babies, the youngest hostage being nine months old.
First published: 20:22, 11.09.23
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