“There were quiet nights in captivity when you could hear every little sound, and then suddenly, you’d hear someone getting beaten, just like you see here,” rescued hostage Shlomi Ziv said in response to a video posted on X/Twitter on Friday.
The video depicted a Gazan man getting beaten by Hamas terrorists in front of children.
היו לילות שקטים בשבי שאתה שומע כל רחש הכי קטן ואז פתאום אתה שומע מישהו שמקבל מכות בדיוק כמו שנראה כאן זה היה מצמרר לשמוע את הצעקות של אותו אחד שחוטף מכות רצח https://t.co/rlqJtCUDun
— shlomi ziv (@shlomiziv86) October 4, 2024
“It was chilling to hear the screams of that person being brutally beaten,” he added.
In an earlier post, he discussed what he learned while captive in Gaza.
“One thing that my captivity in Gaza reinforced more than anything else is the understanding and realization that they don’t want any peace with us or to live next to us or with us,” he said.
דבר אחד השבי בעזה חיזק אצלי יותר מהכל ההבנה והידיעה שהם לא רוצים שום שלום איתנו או לחיות לידנו או איתנו. המחבלים כל הזמן אמרו שהם רוצים את השמאל כי הוא מקרב אותם למטרה השמדת המדינה.הם תמיד אמרו שפעם הבאה שהם יעשו 7/10 לא יקחו שבויים אלה ירצחו את כולנו ושאנחנו מקקים.בבקשה תתעוררו
— shlomi ziv (@shlomiziv86) October 4, 2024
“The terrorists constantly said that they wanted the left because it brings them closer to their goal of destroying the state. They always said that the next time they do something like 7/10, they won’t take hostages, they will kill all of us, and that we are cockroaches. Please wake up,” he concluded.
Ziv’s captivity
Ziv spent eight months in Hamas captivity. He was rescued in early June in Operation Arnon along with Noa Argamani, Almog Meir, and Andrey Kozlov. The operation received its name after Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora who was killed during the daring rescue.
Ziv was kidnapped from the Nova Music Festival, where he worked as a security guard.
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