How Do We Make "Sense" of This Photo? Is It A Glitch In The Op? Are They Understaffed? Messing With Us?

Call This Moment In The Matrix: "Tender Hamas."

Hell, Kindness and Web Of Tunnels.

“Each of the five hostages in her group received their own doctor and there was a paramedic present who supervised medication, she said.

“They were very generous to us, very kind. They kept us clean,” Lifshitz said. “They took care of every detail. There are a lot of women and they know about feminine hygiene and they took care of everything there.”

Lifshitz also accused the Israel Defense Forces and Shin Bet intelligence service of not taking threats from Hamas “seriously” and said the costly Gaza border fence erected by Israel had done nothing to protect her community from Hamas’ attack.

“The lack of awareness by Shin Bet and the IDF hurt us a lot,” she stressed. “They warned us three weeks beforehand, they burned fields, they sent fire balloons and the IDF did not treat it seriously,” she continued.

Lifshitz explained how this culminated in the attack on Nir Oz in southern Israel on October 7.

“All of a sudden on a Saturday morning, everything was very quiet. There was a hard pounding on the settlement,” Lifshitz said. Not long after, “hordes” of Hamas fighters broke through the kibbutz’s “expensive” fences and kept coming in their “droves,” she said.

“It was very, very difficult and unpleasant,” a visibly upset Lifshitz added.

As she concluded her remarks, Sharone said her mother’s feeling was that “the story’s not over until everybody comes back.”

Story here.

Text from ABC News—first part is also in the text above:

"They treated us well. There are many women here and all know what female hygiene means. They made sure we had all needed, they cleaned the toilets -- they did, not us -- they were concerned of disease spreading," Lifschitz said.

Lifschitz said they wanted to talk about politics but she said she did not.

"They were very friendly to us," Lifschitz said.

I DON’T GET IT.

Do you?