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0404Security

Woman Expresses Satisfaction Over October 7th Massacre in Street Interview

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Hebrew · Sole source

In a street interview, a woman identified as a radical Islamic supporter stated she was satisfied with the October 7th Hamas attacks and expressed willingness to give her son a gun to be part of the "resistance." Her comments, including graphic statements about the atrocities, were presented as evidence of extremist ideology.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Woman admits celebrating October 7th Hamas attacks.
  • She stated she was "really satisfied from what I saw."
  • She expressed willingness to give her son a gun for "resistance."
  • Her comments were made in a street interview.
  • The report frames her as a supporter of radical Islam.

A woman interviewed on the street expressed explicit satisfaction with the October 7th Hamas attacks, stating, "I was really satisfied from what I saw." The interview, captured on camera, showed the woman, identified as a supporter of radical Islam, admitting to celebrating the atrocities without apparent remorse. When questioned by the interviewer about support for Hamas and the graphic videos released by the terrorists, including depictions of atrocities against babies and mass killings, she responded callously. She also sarcastically remarked, "Now you're gonna look at me as a psycho." Further elaborating on her views, when asked about children with weapons, she stated, "If I have a son, I would love to give him a gun... Yeah, be a resistance." The report frames her comments as definitive proof of what it calls "Islamist delusion" that it claims is prevalent globally and justifies heinous murder.

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