Paratrooper Shares Rare Combat Footage From October 7th Kibbutz Be'eri Attack
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
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- Paratrooper Yossi Adib released rare combat footage from Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7th.
- The footage documents intense fighting, explosions, and commands during the Hamas attack.
- Kibbutz Be'eri was one of the hardest-hit locations, with over 100 killed and dozens abducted.
- The battles within the kibbutz lasted for approximately two days.
A paratrooper who fought in Kibbutz Be'eri on October 7th has shared rare, firsthand footage from the intense battles that took place in the kibbutz that day. Yossi Adib posted photos and videos on his Facebook page, documenting the combat as the full scale of the Hamas massacre was still unfolding.
The footage captures the chaos of the fighting, including sounds of continuous explosions and urgent commands from officers directing soldiers. In one clip, a commander is heard instructing troops to enter a house where a terrorist had "dug in well in the safe room." Another soldier shouts "They are exposed!" as gunfire erupts.
In a separate video, fighters are seen taking a high position, apparently targeting a house occupied by a Hamas operative. A commander warns them to "duck!" possibly due to sniper or RPG fire.
Kibbutz Be'eri was one of the hardest-hit communities during the October 7th attack. Hundreds of Hamas terrorists infiltrated the kibbutz, engaging in widespread murder, kidnapping, and destruction. Residents and the local emergency response team fought for hours before military and police forces arrived. The intense fighting within the kibbutz lasted for approximately two days, resulting in the deaths of over 100 residents and security personnel, and the abduction of dozens more to Gaza.
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