Dozens of Innocent Israeli Infants Brutally Beheaded -- Lawmakers Remain Silent
In a shocking act of terror, Hamas militants launched a horrifying attack on an Israeli community, leaving behind a trail of unspeakable horrors. Israeli media has reported the discovery of dozens of dead babies, with some of them tragically decapitated. The brutality of the invading forces has left the nation in a state of disbelief and mourning.
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers, in their efforts to restore peace and security, ventured into the community of Kfar Aza, which had fallen victim to the terrorists' invasion. The IDF made the horrifying discovery of approximately 40 dead babies, some of whom had suffered the unimaginable fate of having their heads chopped off. This grim reality highlights the sheer barbarity of the invading forces.
GRAPHIC VIDEO: Report on the scene as Israeli soldiers discover decapitated infants and burned bodies of entire families. The soldiers told i24News correspondent Nicole Zedek (pictured) how they saw the bodies of babies next to their cots, their heads chopped off, in a sign of the depraved acts committed by the terrorists since they attacked Israel on Saturday
As the IDF soldiers were removing the bodies of the victims, they stumbled upon the remains of innocent children. In their quest to bring closure to grieving families, Israeli soldiers are employing the use of bones to identify the victims.
The scene they encountered was described by IDF Major General Itai Veruv as beyond comprehension. "It’s not a war, it’s not a battlefield. You see the babies, the mother, the father, in their bedrooms, in their protection rooms, and how the terrorists killed them," he lamented.
In the wake of Saturday’s devastating attack, Colorado Rep. Tim Hernández's actions have raised concerns and sparked outrage. At a Palestine Solidarity Rally, Hernández waved a Palestinian flag, seemingly endorsing the terrorist acts.
Colorado Rep. Tim Hernández attending the Colorado Palestinian Coalition held the Denver rally at the Colorado State Capitol on Saturday.
This display of support for violence against innocent people has drawn sharp criticism from lawmakers on both sides. Rep. Lisa Frizell expressed her dismay, stating, "He voiced his approval of the slaughter of innocent people, which I find to be contrary to anything that I hold dear."
Meanwhile, Sen. Dafna Michaelson Jenet condemned Hernández's harmful rhetoric on social media, considering it reprehensible and dangerous.
The Colorado House is famous for passing resolutions for causes throughout session that impact Coloradans, some of greater importance than others -- Transgender Awareness, Law Enforcement Week, Farm and Agriculture Month, the anniversary of the failed Equal Rights Amendment, etc.
We can’t help but wonder where the left leaning House majority is on the murder of nearly 1,000 helpless Jewish civilians.
Hamas terrorists beheaded babies and gunned down entire families in their homes in a small kibbutz in Israel, Israeli soldiers have claimed. A baby's seat and child's dress is seen covered in blood in the aftermath of a Hamas attack (SOURCE: i24News.)
Babies with severed heads, entire families ruthlessly gunned down in their beds – the unimaginable atrocities committed with guns, grenades, and knives targeted innocent civilians in their own homes.
The devastation is evident in every corner of the community. Soccer nets lie untouched on lawns, a poignant reminder of the once-bucolic life that thrived there. Wide-open doors and abandoned strollers bear witness to the terror that forced families to flee. Charred houses stand as grim reminders of the terrorists' attempts to drive civilians out of their shelters.
Jimmy Segenberger writes in The Gazette that Hernández tried to have it both ways in a private chat thread, “There is no excusing violence for anybody but as people who represent all people in Colorado, including Palestinians, interrogating this issue with a full set of information is imperative before we moralize who is on a side of an issue by labeling some as ‘terrorists.’”
An aerial view shows the bodies of victims of the Hamas attack on the Kfar Aza Kibbutz on Tuesday. An IDF Soldier covers his nose while walking past Hamas militants and Israeli civilians who were killed days earlier in an attack by Hamas militants on the Kfar Aza Kibbutz on Tuesday. (SOURCE: i24News.)
The report reveals that the city has already lost 500 innocent lives. The senseless loss of these lives, including men, women, children, and the elderly, marks the largest terror attack in a single day in Israel's history. The pain and grief that this community and the entire nation now bear is immeasurable.
As Israel mourns the loss of these innocent lives, the international community must stand united against the merciless acts of terror that seek to destroy lives and shatter peace with these brutal acts.