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"I've been talking non-stop on tv and radio about the atrocities of 10/7, but nothing really prepares you to visit the scene of the massacre itself," Levy said of his visit to Kfar Aza. "And you see that although they've cleaned up the bodies and the worst excesses of the atrocities, time has stood still. It was the sixth night of Hanukkah last night, and the sukkot were still up exactly where they stood at 6:30 in the morning when Hamas invaded and launched that terrible massacre."
"Nothing can really prepare you for going up to a house and seeing that they've written on the door: 'human remains on the sofa. No 'bodies on the sofa,' 'human remains on the sofa. An you can only imagine what happened to the poor couple inside the house that that was all that was found of them on the sofa," he said.
He said that it was during this visit that he realized that Hamas had used cans of fuel brought in from Gaza to burn many of its victims, some the bodies of victims who had already been killed, others who were burned alive.
"The world presses Israel to let fuel into Gaza, and they took fuel from Gaza into the kibbutzim on October 7 in order to burn people alive," he said.
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"Nothing can really prepare you for going up to a house and seeing that they've written on the door: 'human remains on the sofa. No 'bodies on the sofa,' 'human remains on the sofa. An you can only imagine what happened to the poor couple inside the house that that was all that was found of them on the sofa," he said.
He said that it was during this visit that he realized that Hamas had used cans of fuel brought in from Gaza to burn many of its victims, some the bodies of victims who had already been killed, others who were burned alive.
"The world presses Israel to let fuel into Gaza, and they took fuel from Gaza into the kibbutzim on October 7 in order to burn people alive," he said.
Govt. Spokesman Eylon Levy: World wants us to give Hamas the fuel used to burn Israelis
Israeli Government Spokesperson Eylon Levy speaks to Arutz Sheva about his visit to Kfar Aza, efforts to combat misinformation globally.
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