Hamas has released a video of one of the six Israeli hostages who was found dead by the IDF over the weekend.
Eden Yerushalmi, 24, was working as a bartender at the Nova music festival on 7 October when she was abducted by the militant group.
Almost a year later, she and five other hostages were “brutally murdered” a short time before Israeli forces found them in an underground tunnel on Saturday night, according to the Israeli military.
The two-minute clip released by Hamas includes Ms Yerushalmi saying she missed her family.
It is not clear when the footage was taken or the circumstances of how it was filmed. The video was released on Hamas’s social media channels late on Monday night.
Her family called the footage a “shocking psychological terror video”.
They gave permission for a 12-second extract of the video to be used, and said: “Our Eden, we love you too and we miss you like crazy. You are forever in our hearts.”
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On the day she was abducted, Ms Yerushalmi sent a video of rocket fire to her family group chat and said she was leaving the festival, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum said.
She then called the police and pleaded with them to “find me, okay?”, as she relayed details of the unfolding massacre.
For four hours after, she spoke with her sisters May and Shani, who heard everything she went through as she tried to escape.
“Her last words were, ‘Shani, they’ve caught me’,” the forum said.
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