The boyfriend of an Israeli lady who was abducted by terrorists from Hamas on october 7th, has begged for her return. When the vicious attack happened, Inbar Haiman was a volunteer at the Supernova music Festival and a student of art. When the terrorists stormed the location, at least 260 individuals were killed and several more were kidnapped, throwing the party into disarray. The celebration, which was held close to Kibbutz Re'im in Gaza, drew thousands of guests. As individuals attempted to flee, Palestinian gunmen opened fire on them. As Inbar attempted to flee, a Hamas agent discovered her. Her two pals were able to escape. She was being dragged by two Hamas agents on motorcycles in a later-released video.
‘Keep her alive’"Unfortunately two terrorists on motorbikes came right at that moment and they grabbed Inbar and took her to Gaza," Noam Alon, Inbar’s boyfriend, told The Messenger. "All I'm asking is for them to be as kind as possible and keep her alive - not expecting too much - just for them to be human, and for them to give the hostages food and water and medical [attention]," he said.Noam expressed his hope that the governments of israel and the UK will make every effort to free the captives. "Putting the hostages at the top of the Israeli army's and government's priority list should be their top priority. Before any military action or ground assault, the captives should come first, he told the Guardian. "I genuinely think she'll come back to us. However, we must use every effort to guarantee that she does," he continued.
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facebook organisation devoted to freeing the Hamas prisoners, described Inbar as someone who was "known for her endless optimism, always reassuring everybody around her, saying everything will be ok" in a post. "Inbar, a well-liked graffiti artist recognised for her work under the moniker "Pink," was ready to start her fourth year of study in the visual arts. We've attached a video of her reciting one of her poems. She was also a gifted writer," the statement said. A video of Inbar was placed on the page in the comments area.