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Sweet and Spicy: what's the buzz on honey infusions? | SaltWireRAMLA, Israel - Military forensic teams in Israel have examined bodies of victims of last week's Hamas attack on communities around the Gaza Strip and found multiple signs of torture, rape and other atrocities, officers said on Saturday.
Around 90% of the military dead have been identified and teams are half way through identifying civilians, said Rabbi Israel Weiss, former army chief rabbi, one of the officials overseeing the identification of the dead. He said many bodies showed signs of torture as well as rape. She said multiple cases of rape were found by forensic examination of the bodies, which have been stored in refrigerated containers.
The military personnel overseeing the identification process didn't present any forensic evidence in the form of pictures or medical records.Hundreds of Hamas gunmen, some on motorcycles, broke through barriers around Gaza in the early hours of Oct. 7 and tore through nearby communities, attacking a large outdoor dance party as well homes and military bases and abducting more than 120 Israelis and foreigners.
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