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Israeli woman Ilana Grinkowsk (M), a missing Israeli woman from Hamas’s clutches

Israeli Hostage Ilana Gritzewsky: Hamas terrorists attacked Southern Israel on October 7, 2023 and killed 1200 people and held more than 250 people hostage. The people who were held hostage during this period included the Israeli woman Ilana Grinkovsk. At the moment, Ilana is released from Hamas’s clutches and now she has told what happened to her.

Hamas terrorists kidnapped

In an interview to New York Times, Ilana has spoken openly about what Ila saw and tolerated. Ilana said that Hamas militants had caught Kibutz from the city and took Gaza by bike. When she regained consciousness, she was lying on the floor, where her clothes were descending and the terrorists of seven armed Hamas were standing in front of her.

Torture to bear

Ilana said, “I was groaning in pain, I did not know why I was brought there. I told them that I am having periods at this time, on which they started laughing. According to Ilana, Hamas’s fighters did not do anything wrong with her that day due to periods, but she had to face constant mental and physical torture. ”

Replaced location

Ilana told that a few days later her location was changed and there was told that now she would be married to Hamas’s fighters, where she will have only one objective to have children. He further said, “When there was an agreement between Israel and Hamas to leave the hostages, then a Hamas fighter came to me and said that even though your name is included in the deal, but we will not let you go. He said that he wants to marry me. After this, he took off the bracelet from my hand. ”

Hamas is in captivity

Ilana’s family first lived in Mexico, but later settled in Israeli’s Kibutj. 31 -year -old Ilana told that when Hamas attacked Kibutj, both she and her husband were present there. Ilana was later abducted, but her husband is still in Hamas’s captivity. Ilana said, “Many times he thought of suicide, but I decided to fight and raise their voice.”