British Jews targeted in sick antisemitic attacks following Hamas terror act Twitter
A Kosher restaurant in London has been targeted as part of an antisemitic attack against Jewish people, following Hamas terror acts in Israel.
The restaurant in Golders Green, north London was vandalised, with the windows smashed.
A nearby bridge was branded with the words “Free Palestine”.
Sadiq Khan posted online to blast the antisemitic attack.
“There is no tolerance for hate in our city. I remain in close contact with the Met Police. Whoever did this will face the full force of the law,” he said.
“I stand with Jewish Londoners, today and always.”
The Campaign against Antisemitism group posted online: “We are receiving images of a kosher restaurant that was vandalised overnight in Golders Green.
“Violence against Israel is often used as a pretext for antisemitism in the UK. Jews must be able to live without fear.
“The law must be enforced. If you have information call the police. Those responsible must be prosecuted.”
Scotland Yard said it is not yet treating the incident as a hate crime.
A spokesman said: “Police were called at approximately 06:10hrs on Monday, 9 October to reports of a burglary and damage caused to a restaurant in Golders Green Road, NW11.
“It was reported that a cash register had been stolen.
“Officers have attended the scene and examined CCTV at the location. There has been no arrest and enquiries into the circumstances are ongoing.
“At this stage, the incident is not being treated as a hate crime.”
Golders Green has long-been renowned as a home of London’s middle-class Jewish community.
It is home to the largest Jewish kosher hub in the UK.
A clash broke out between counter-protesters waving Israeli flags and pro-Palestine protestors.
The rally was attended by more than 1,000 pro-Palestine backers, who chanted “Resistance is justified when people are occupied”.
Demonstrators marched from Times Square to near both the Israeli consulate and the United Nations headquarters, where the Security Council was to convene over the weekend’s violence.
“We are here in solidarity with the Palestinian people who are fighting 75 years of Israeli settler colonialism, settler violence and 16 years of military blockade of Gaza,” said Munir Atalla, a 30-year-old member of the Palestinian Youth Movement group, which was among the demonstration’s organizers.
Austrian MP Petra Steger has tabled a motion to cut funding to Ukraine, screen grab youtube
The Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), which is currently the most popular party in Austria according to the latest polling, has tabled a motion demanding Austria withdraw funding of Ukraine given what it says are the billions of euros already gifted from Brussels.
The motion was rejected by all parties except the FPÖ.
“The EU must finally stop throwing billions of member states’ money out the window,” said MP Petra Steger, FPÖ spokesperson for its European policy, while speaking to the Austrian parliament’s foreign affairs committee.
“We say: Enough is enough. Austria has paid enough! Our job is to represent the interests of Austrian taxpayers. So, we are campaigning to put an end to this irresponsible policy at the expense of net contributor states and to suspend contributions until we are assured that our money is being used in a contractual and responsible manner and this huge waste is stopped,” Steger said after the meeting. The MP said that the EU institutions have lost all common sense when it comes to budgetary policy, with one budgetary excess following another in a totally irresponsible manner.
The conservative party has long argued against the EU’s sanctions regime against Russia, saying it has not hurt the Russian war effort and led to severe economic hardship for both Austria and Europe at large.
Austria will pay €3.6 billion in membership fees to Brussels this year, which includes contributions to the European Peace Facility to buy arms for Ukraine, as well as money for the Turkey Refugee Facility.
“As a result, Austrian citizens have been sending billions of euros to the EU institutions for years, and the EU institutions have been rewarding them with climate madness and the highest inflation since 1952. From the ban on internal combustion engines to absurd vaccine contracts and billions of euros in gifts to the Zelensky regime, the EU institutions are not acting in the interests of the Austrians. They are distributing the money they collect according to their ‘moral’ compass, instead of addressing the real concerns of Europeans,” said Steger.
FPÖ MEP Harald Vilimsky also said that Ukraine cannot join the European Union, and the Austrian government should stand by this position tooth and nail, as the consequences of Ukraine’s accession would be very serious. He stated that Ukraine’s accession to the EU, which Brussels is now pushing through wittingly or unwittingly, should be rejected for a number of reasons, one of which is the dramatic impact it would have on the EU budget.
“According to press reports, the EU commission is now modeling the consequences on the example of the current financial framework 2021-2027. According to this, Ukraine alone would receive €186 billion. If the six Western Balkan states plus Georgia and Moldova are included as additional accession countries, they would receive a total of €257 billion. Put simply, this means that Ukraine alone would need around 15 percent of the total EU budget,” Vilimsky said.
He added that in the area of agricultural subsidies, too, the Ukrainians could claim almost a third of the budget. In addition, Ukraine should receive €61 billion from the EU’s cohesion fund, as its GDP per capita is on a par with Algeria or Sri Lanka — about a tenth of the EU average.
“Germany shifts to the right,” was Süddeutsche Zeitung’s headline on Sunday evening, October 8th, as centre-right and right-wing parties made huge gains in state elections held in the southern state of Bavaria and the western state of Hesse. Together, the two states account for around a quarter of the German population.
As we reported in our pre-election analysis, as expected, the opposition parties in the Berlin Bundestag capitalised on the weakness of the central government, led by the Social Democrats (SPD), the Greens, and the liberal FDP, as people are fed up with the mismanagement of the cost-of-living crisis, the economic effects of the war in Ukraine, and the migration crisis.
In Bavaria, the largest and one of Germany’s wealthiest states, centre-right CSU, which has governed the state continuously since 1957, maintained its vote share of five years ago, with 37% of voters backing the party. Its coalition partners, the conservative Free Voters increased their popularity from 11.6 to 15.8%, and the anti-immigration party, AfD—which is surging in the polls all across the nation—is now at 14.6% compared to 10.2% last time around.
Meanwhile, the Greens, SPD, and FDP all suffered losses, with the latter crashing out of the state parliament altogether.
CSU leader and Prime Minister of Bavaria Markus Söder, who has been critical of Germany’s welcoming policy towards migrants and the central government’s green agenda, said that the results in Bavaria give him a clear mandate for a strong and stable government. He said he would hold talks with the Free Voters party this week to continue the existing governing coalition.
Elections in Hesse painted a similar picture: CSU’s sister party, CDU—which has governed the state since 1999, and has also strongly criticised the rising number of migrants entering Germany—gained more than 7% points compared to the last elections, and received 34.6% of the votes. The AfD increased its vote share from 13.1 to 18.4%, its best-ever result in a western state. Here, too, the Left suffered, as the SPD and Greens both lost 5% of the voters, and FDP just about entered parliament, reaching the 5% threshold.
CDU leader Friedrich Merz—who has tried to shift the party more to the right after twenty years of the Merkel era—called the result in Hesse sensational, and said “unity and clear positions pay off. If we can continue to walk this path together, the [national coalition] chaos will come to a close by the 2025 federal elections at the latest.”
Herzlichen Glückwunsch, lieber @BorisRhein_cdu, zu diesem sensationellen Ergebnis! Es zeigt vor allem eines: Geschlossenheit und klare Positionen zahlen sich aus. Wenn wir diesen Weg alle gemeinsam weitergehen, ist das #Ampel-Chaos spätestens zur Bundestagswahl 2025 beendet. (FM)
However, Hesse Prime Minister Boris Rhein will probably carry on governing with the Greens, with both CDU and CSU maintaining to uphold a so-called ‘firewall’ against AfD, deeming the party to be extreme, and excluding it from cooperation.
AfD party co-chairman Alice Weidel celebrated Sunday’s results, emphasising that “the citizens of Hesse and Bavaria have made it clear that they have had enough of disenfranchisement, dispossession and of a migration policy that can be justified by nothing.”
Ein "Weiter so" kann es für die Ampel nach diesem desaströsen Ergebnis nicht geben. Die Bürger haben in Hessen & Bayern klargemacht, dass sie genug haben von Entmündigung, Enteignung und einer Migrationspolitik, die durch nichts zu rechtfertigen ist. Danke für die große… pic.twitter.com/GSgqhaNKy3
Lars Klingbeil, co-leader of the Social Democrats, tried to put the blame for poor results on external factors saying, that “many crises of recent years have contributed to the situation being what it is; that isn’t the (coalition’s) fault, but we must solve it”.
An award-winning Polish electronic and noise musician has found herself “canceled” after speaking out against gender ideology. Ewa Justka, a musician and electronics teacher, has spoken exclusively to Reduxx about her experience becoming the target for harassment and abuse because of her views.
Justka’s ordeal began on July 1, when she posted on her Instagram in support of Harry Potter creator JK Rowling and professor Kathleen Stock. Justka uploaded multiple screenshots, including one with the definition of “lesbian” as a “female homosexual,” and another of a Telegraph article which denounced the term “TERF” as “the ultimate slur against women.” TERF is an acronym meaning “trans exclusionary radical feminist,” but has been applied more broadly to any woman who criticizes gender ideology, often accompanied with threats of violence.
“Are you a woman who experienced sex-based discrimination? Have you been canceled for expressing your views regarding recent misogyny and hatred towards feminists like JK Rowling, Kathleen Stock, and other brave women having the balls (metaphoric ones) to speak out?” Justka began her Instagram post, continuing that she wanted women who fit her description to contact her.
But shortly after the post was uploaded, Justka found herself the target of a cancellation campaign intended to penalize her for her views.
Following her post on Instagram, Justka received hate mail in her direct messages and emails, angry comments on her post, a removal from a pending compilation album, and the cancellation of workshops and gigs.
One of her shows, which had been arranged at The Old Hairdressers in Glasgow, was cancelled, and Justka began to receive intense online and in-person harassment from local musicians. One local establishment, Stereo, even refused her service due to allegedly making patrons “feel unsafe” because of her views.
One of the hateful messages Justka received included a threat from music journalist Peter Kirn who stated “…tell you what, Ewa- we’ll beat you. I’ll do my best to absolutely makes sure no one works with you. So you want to see the power of this patriarchal system you’re so upset about? Watch me.”
Photo Source: Supplied.
While she was immediately struck off from some events she had been scheduled at, one of her most pressing concerns was her appearance with an influential artist.
Justka was due to perform alongside British electronic musician Mathew Herbert in October of 2023 at the Gulbenkian Art Centre in Canterbury, an event associated with the Oram Awards. Worried the campaign against her would reach the Awards administration, she contacted them for support and assurance that they would not cancel her appearance. But she found that her invitation to perform was being rescinded.
Justka won the Oram Award in 2017 and is an alumna of the institution, having won the “inaugural” competition judged by Róisín Murphy and mastering engineer Mandy Parnell. As described by FACT magazine: “The PRS Foundation and The New BBC Radiophonic Workshop have announced a new awards initiative to celebrate women innovating in the fields of sound and music. The awards are named after BBC Radiophonic Workshop co-founder Daphne Oram and purport to “build on her legacy.”
Justka was offered the invitation in May to travel to appear in the October 7 event where she was contracted to run an audio-visual synth workshop, appear in a Q&A panel, and do a performance, with brochures for the event being produced.
In an email seen by Reduxx, Justka reached out to The Oram Awards on July 7 to ask whether they were planning on removing her from the event due to her opinions.
“I’m not sure if you are aware, but during the last few days I have experienced quite a big wave of harassment, attempts of intimidation, bullying and I lost numerous workshops and gigs,” Justka wrote. “I have stated in a public post, that I stand for JK Rowling and Kathleen Stock and I’m against calling women ‘menstruators,’ ‘birthing people’ and other dehumanizing slurs. Consequently, I was told I’m a transphobe and homophobe, which is absolutely untrue.”
She then elaborated on her opinions on the political situation, linking it to the Oram Awards’ mission statement.
“Please let me know where you stand on that, as I won’t stay silent about this, and also I want to have an actual discussion with people about this topic, no matter what they identify as. Unfortunately I wasn’t given this opportunity yet.”
Days later, the Oram Awards responded:
“Thank you for reaching out to us about this. We weren’t aware of this situation and sorry to hear how this experience has affected you personally and professionally. We want to carefully discuss this and reply to you when the rest of the team comes back from holiday next week.”
Justka chased them up a week later as she had received no further communication, and finally received a reply on July 18.
“We are an organization fighting for women’s rights in the music industry by providing a much-needed platform for their work and supporting their creative development,” an Oram Awards organizer wrote. “Our position on trans rights is that trans women are women and we hope that everyone we work with responds to that respectfully.”
Confused, Justka asked for an elaboration, and inquired as to whether the Awards was suggesting that males could change their sex or identify into womanhood.
On July 20, Justka received a response condemning her “negative emails” towards the Awards, and stating that “it has become clear that we can no longer work with you.”
An email from the Oram Awards cancelling Justka’s performance. Photo: Supplied.
It continued: “This email is confirmation that the invitation to participate in our event at the Gulbenkian on October 7th has been revoked.”
Following the months-long ordeal, Justka continued to lose work, including a provisional arrangement to lecture for the London College of Communication at the University of the Arts in London. She has since moved to Italy in order “to escape” the situation.
While continuing her work in solitude, Justka has created an album in response to her cancellation and started a women-only project to encourage female musicians to create and build their own electronic synthesizers.
Speaking to Reduxx, Justka explained that her July comments came from a place of concern for the impact gender ideology was having on women’s rights.
“I’ve been listening to women’s voices and hearing about the discrimination so many of them went through just by stating biological facts and by sharing their concerns about having dangerous men in women’s prisons, and predators who take advantage of self id laws in UK,” she said. “Moreover, I’ve experienced domestic abuse throughout my life, I couldn’t stay silent anymore.”
Calling gender ideology “extremely dangerous,” Justka notes that the language employed by trans activists often dehumanizes women and erodes women-only spaces.
“This all damages women’s rights so many feminists fought for. The art scene that celebrates this ideology is, in my view, extremely hypocritical and I could not subscribe to their agenda anymore.”
Justka notes that her expulsion from the Oram Awards was the most hurtful incident in her ordeal.
“The Oram Awards claims to be a ‘women-supporting foundation,’ yet it clearly does not stand for women since, in their view, men can be women and they’ll drop a female artist in a whim if she dares to question gender ideology,” she says. “I moved to the UK from Poland as I believed I would be valued according to my work, knowledge, and capabilities. Clearly, I was wrong – it’s unfortunate, but in UK, if you’re a female artist and don’t subscribe to gender ideology, you will be cancelled, and your work opportunities will be taken away. It’s very clear to me, that this is vindictive, Stasi-like discrimination of women and girls and we must speak out against it and stand for women’s rights.”
Ironically, one of the judges who awarded Justka the Oram Award in 2017, pop-musician Róisín Murphy, also recently found herself being attacked for making a statement against gender ideology.
Murphy made international headlines after screenshots of a comment she made on her personal Facebook page began circulating on X (formerly Twitter). In the post, Murphy stated: “Please don’t call me a terf, please don’t keep using that word against women. I beg you! But puberty blockers ARE FUCKED, absolutely desolate, big pharma laughing all the way to the bank. Little mixed up kids are vulnerable and need to be protected, that’s just true.”
Murphy soon after penned an apology following some backlash from trans activists, and it is alleged that the BBC refused to play tunes from her chart-topping album as a result of her comments.
Atop the cultural Marxist totem pole of ersatz oppression sit transsexuals. No doubt they enjoy hiring priority by employers who want to avoid legal difficulties. However, being psychotic by definition, transsexuals may not be the best suited for some occupations: nurse, for example. Allah’s Willing Executioners provides translation of a report on an Austrian pensioner who was killed by his transsexual nurse. Erroneous pronouns as in original:
It is a bizarre confession that the nurse was only able to make after she had sobered up in the Kepler Clinic in Linz. She had drunk more than one bottle of wine when she grabbed a kitchen knife on Thursday in the small town of Geretsberg near Braunau am Inn and, acting like a lunatic, stabbed the pensioner (82) for whose care and protection she was actually responsible. She stabbed her victim several times in the chest and in the heart, her elderly patient bled to death internally.
The transsexual nurse is identified only by “her male name” (which he still goes by), Paul S.
According to his confession to the murder investigators, the pensioner repeatedly harassed his carer because of her sexual orientation. Or he stalked her and groped her.
Whether this corresponds to the facts or is just a falsification to explain a crime in the heat of the moment is still completely open.
If Paul S. would lie about what sex he is, there is no reason to take his word for why he killed the old man.
Regardless of the details, Nurse Paul has earned himself a place in the Transsexual Violence Hall of Horrors, along with the following:
A day after Hamas terrorists stripped a German woman and paraded her dead body on a pickup truck, former Indian Express ‘journalist‘ Irena Akbar came out in defence of the terrorists on Sunday (8th October) morning.
In a tweet, she wrote, “The woman, whose body was being taken in a pick-up truck, has been identified as Shani Louk, a German-Israeli dual citizen who was reportedly attending a music festival. First, this is NOT an etiquette of war in Islam to attack women, and hence this is condemnable.”
The ex-scribe put out a token condemnation over the death of Louk only because ‘attacking women during war’ is supposedly against the tenets of Islam. Then, she proceeded to suggest that the victim was not stripped as she was not ‘fully naked.’
One would have to suspend disbelief to believe what this woman is defending here. But, it is par for the course.
Don’t underestimate the cruelty of the women of the barbaric cult. They are assigned various roles. One is the defence of a murder, the other is grooming in the… pic.twitter.com/ig50LljpwI
— Nivedita Tiwari | निवेदिता तिवारी (@TiwariNivedita) October 8, 2023
“The woman is not fully naked, as parts of her upper & lower body are covered. If you check the Instagram account of Shani Louk (@shanukkk), you would see pictures she posted of herself wearing bikins or other skin-exposing outfits,” Irena Akbar brazened it out.
She claimed that the victim could have been ‘partially naked’ at the time of her killing and not necessarily stripped by Hamas terrorists. “It could be possible that when she was killed, she was wearing a bikini or other skin-exposing garment,” the former Indian Express ‘journalist’ said.
“…I am being factual here, based on evidence from her own Instagram account where she would post pictures of herself in such clothes. So, it cannot be ruled out that Shani (with all due respect to her) was wearing a bikini or other similar garment when she was killed or captured,” she further alleged.
Ex-Indian Express ‘journalist’ defends Hamas
Irena Akbar wrote, “And hence, it is possible that she was NOT stripped by the Hamas militants. However, as Islam prescribes modesty for women and men, and respect for the dead, the militants should have covered her body with a cloth or sheet, and treated it respectfully, or not attack her at all.”
She then resorted to mental gymnastics and asked why people, who hail bikinis as a symbol of ‘freedom’, are raising concerns about seeing a woman’s uncovered body. The ex- Indian Express ‘journalist’ conveniently glossed over the fact that the victim was murdered, stripped and paraded by Hamas terrorists.
“So, let’s be fair before jumping to outrage, or celebration. Also, I have a question for non- Muslims: You often share pictures of bikini- clad Iranian women on beaches before the Islamic Revolution of 1979. You lament that the women were “free and liberated” in Iran before Shariah law was adopted,” Akbar remarked.
“You use the bikini as a symbol of freedom and liberation for Muslim women of Iran, and you contrast that with the hijab, a symbol of “oppression” under Iran’s mandatory hijab law. So, why do you have a problem when Shani Louk was possibly wearing a bikini (when she was sadly captured)?” she brazened out.
“Why do you have a problem when her almost-naked body could be publicly seen? Are you again using a woman’s uncovered body to make a point against Palestinians, and Muslims?” the former ‘scribe’ concluded.
Irena Akbar thanked Coronavirus pandemic, had expressed hate for Dalits
She claimed “If it weren’t for Covid, Indian Muslims would’ve been in detention camps. I’m NOT being grateful for the virus which killed my aunt, sent my dad to the ICU & is causing tragedies across homes. I’m stressing the fact that while fascists were making their plans, God was making His.”
“It’s between the devil & the deep blue sea for IMs. Either die/live in fear of Covid OR die/live in fear of anti-Muslim state violence. At least the former doesn’t specifically target us & the public will eventually question the state. But in latter, the public would rejoice it,” she added.
In February 2020, she asserted that Dalits should never be trusted by the Muslim community. The Islamist claimed that the Dalits were the ‘foot soldiers’ when communal riots broke out in Gujarat in 2002 after a Muslim mob engineered the Godhra train carnage.
“They did the dirty job of gang-raping and killing Muslims. I have never trusted them. They are ill-treated by their upper-caste Hindu brothers, not by Muslims. We owe them nothing,” she wrote. Irena Akbar also called for boycotts of business establishments run by Hindus.
Israel released photos of dozens of young beautiful women who went missing following Saturday’s historic Hamas attack on Israel.
Hamas terrorists launched a massive surprise attack on Israel on Saturday, killing dozens of soldiers and innocent families inside Israel.
Hamas reportedly launched over 5,000 missiles into southern and central Israel. Over 250 Israelis are dead, and over 1,000 were hospitalized following the massive assault inside Israel.
Hundreds of Israelis were attending a nature party, also described as a peace party, in the desert near the border on Saturday when Hamas launched its attack.
Israel Releases Names and Photos of the Dozens of Beautiful Young Women Who Are Missing Following Saturday’s Hamas Attack via @gatewaypundithttps://t.co/hidBcwQTQL
Woman paraded naked by Hamas terrorist identified as German tourist Shani Louk, mother confirms her identity, seeks help(Image Source – Twitter and Shani Louk’s Instagram handle)
The current war is black and white: the civilized against the barbarians.
by Giulio Meotti
In the history of Israel there had never been a day like this October 7th.
How many deaths? 350? Maybe much more. How many kidnapped? Hamas now has images reminiscent of Egyptian soldiers crossing the Suez Canal and photos of captured and humiliated Israeli soldiers and civilians.
For decades, Western nations have poured extraordinary sums of money into the Arabs, in the expectation that the savages living there, if given enough money, would choose to civilize themselves. Islam, even at its best, is nothing to write home about. It is an ideology which preaches the conquest and murder of infidels.
The current conflict has never been so close to being a black and white issue. Israel is civilization. Its enemies, barbarism.
Women, old people, children, taken away in their underwear, with what they had been wearing since the night. Details are only now beginning to emerge about who and where so many Israelis were killed. Fifteen in the Netiv Ha’asaara kibbutz, on the border with Gaza, a place where I have visited many times. Dozens of Israelis died on the roadsides near Kibbutz Gevim, outside Sderot.
Who cuts civilians’ throats on the street? ISIS and Palestinian Arabs, that’s who.
The blackout was total for hours, with thousands of Israelis calling for army intervention while barricaded in their homes with terrorists outside.
A horror film.
Nothing like this had ever been seen in Israel.
Military veterans and commentators have drawn comparisons between the failure of the intelligence and military to thwart the infiltration of hundreds of Hamas gunmen from Gaza and the failures at the start of the Yom Kippur War 50 years ago.
But in a sense, the Hamas assault marked an even more serious security failure for Israel.
I would not want the failure to be moral and cultural, with a country that has become “Westernized” in the worst sense of the term.
October 7 is a day that radical Islam will not forget. Like September 11th in New York. Like November 13 in Paris, 2015. Like the fall of Kabul. And considering how it went the three previous times, the only reason for hope comes from a small people, a chosen one, whose identity is carved in granite.
On this week’s #NCFNewspeak, NCF Director Peter Whittle & Senior Fellow Rafe Heydel-Mankoo are joined once more by special guest Amy Gallagher of Stand Up to Woke. They discuss the Conservative Party conference (HS2 cancellation, Suella Braverman’s speech on multiculturalism and mass immigration etc.) and the ongoing fallout from Laurence Fox’s last/final appearance on GB News
Woman paraded naked by Hamas terrorist identified as German tourist Shani Louk, mother confirms her identity, seeks help(Image Source – Twitter and Shani Louk’s Instagram handle)
Following the massive terror and on-ground assault on Israel, the streets of Sderot and several border towns of the Jewish-majority nation witnessed blood-curdling scenes on 7th October. Among one such disturbing visual was the naked and battered dead body of an unidentified woman who was being paraded by the Hamas terrorists in a pickup truck.
The terrorists could be heard shouting the Islamic slogan ‘Allah Hu Akbar’ in these gruesome videos of the incident. In some videos that surfaced on social media, a murderous crowd of Hamas terrorists could be seen surrounding the vehicle, chanting slogans and spitting on the woman’s body.
Shani Louk from Germany was attending a concert for peace when she was killed by Hamas during their raid inside Israel. (Instagram)
🚨‼️ O corpo da mulher morta por terroristas palestinos que foi visto neste vídeo é de Shani Louk, de 30 anos, era uma cidadã alemã que visitava Israel para participar do festival de música pela paz realizado perto da fronteira de Gaza. #Israel#Gazapic.twitter.com/zwqDFsKJOM
As per the Australian media, Hamas initially claimed that the lifeless body was of a female Israeli soldier. However, it has now been ascertained that the woman being paraded in that video was a German tourist named Shani Louk. Apparently, the tattoo on one of the legs of the woman in that video helped in her identification.
Adi Louk confirmed on X (formerly Twitter) that the woman seen in the video was her sister, Shani Louk, a German citizen, and a tattoo artist, reported the New York Post.
As per media reports, her cousin Tom Weintraub Louk stated that her family tried calling Shani when they discovered that Hamas had crossed over from the Gaza Strip. However, at that point, they didn’t yet see the video of her.
She added, “We knew she was in the party. She didn’t answer.” The Washington Post further reported her saying that Shani’s legs were unnaturally laid out in the back of the truck. Her parents watched the video to confirm it was their daughter.
Louk said, “We recognized her by the tattoos, and she has long dreadlocks.” However, her whereabouts and whether she is dead or alive are yet to be confirmed by official channels, the family still has not given up hope.
Louk told the Washington Post, “We have some kind of hope. Hamas is responsible for her and the others.”
According to Shani’s first cousin, Shani Louk reportedly went missing after Hamas terrorists took control of an open-air festival on Saturday morning.
Australian media quoted her cousin saying, “It is definitely Shani. She was at a music festival for peace. This is a nightmare for our family.” As per reports, Shani had attended the music festival which was the first site of attack by Hamas terrorists. On Saturday morning Hamas attacked a dance party near Kibbutz Urim and other Israeli communities, unconfirmed videos of such music festivals have surfaced online in which Hamas terrorists can be seen in backdrop paragliding.
The music festival that doesn't last on good tunes.
The viral video girls Noa (abducted on a bike) and Shani Louk (German nat'al paraded naked in a truck) and others were attacked here.
In a video posted by Visegrad 24 on X, Shani Louk’s mother too confirmed her daughter’s identity and appealed to people for more information regarding her whereabouts.
The mother of Shani Louk, the woman whose body was seen on video in the back of a pick-up truck driven by Palestinian terrorists to Gaza, released a statement earlier today.
She confirmed she had seen her daughter on the video & asked the public for help with more information pic.twitter.com/LDcPsjGHP8
La madre de Shani Louk, la mujer de 30 años y q estaba en un festival de música en el sur de Israel, cuyo cuerpo fue visto en un video en la parte trasera de una camioneta conducida por terroristas de Hamás a Gaza, confirmó que había visto a su hija en el video y pidió ayuda al… pic.twitter.com/vnTt7bjUKu
According to CNN citing German news outlet Bild, in a video message, Shani’s mother Ricarda said, “This morning my daughter, Shani Nicole Louk, a German citizen, was kidnapped with a group of tourists in southern Israel by Palestinian Hamas.”
She added, “We were sent a video in which I could clearly see our daughter unconscious in the car with the Palestinians and them driving around the Gaza Strip. I ask you to send us any help or any news. Thank you very much.”
Shani Louk LOVED to travel, little did she know that attending a peace festival in Israel would be her last day on this earth.
Hamas terrorists raped her, broke her limbs, killed her, and displayed her naked dead body on the back of a pick up truck as they yelled "God is great".… pic.twitter.com/Z774Iiw2eI
According to a social media account that belongs to her, Shani Louk is a tattoo artist and hair stylist. The tattoo seen on the legs of the dead body matches with the tattoos seen on her legs in the photos posted by her on Instagram.
Apart from the German tourist Shani Louk, Hamas has also captured other foreigners including 17 Nepali citizens. Seven of them have reportedly suffered injuries in these terror attacks.
So far, around 300 people have been killed in Israel in the Hamas attack, while the number of injured rose to over 1,800. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Health Ministry said 232 people were killed and 1,790 were injured in Gaza in the retaliatory action by Israeli forces. Israel has launched a massive military action titled ‘Operation Swords of Iron’ against Hamas in Gaza Strip, in response to the surprise rocker and ground attack by Hamas titled ‘Al-Aqsa flood’.
