Hostages Describe Torture and Torment in Gaza
Many hostages were beaten, starved, and isolated for two years.
Released hostage Evyatar David arrives at Beilinson Hospital in Petach Tikvah.
- One hostage was held in a Gaza tunnel, deep underground, shackled in darkness for nearly two years.
- Another was kept in total isolation, enduring deliberate starvation, losing nearly 40% of his body weight.
They were tortured and tormented and in constant peril.
These stories emerged from the 20 living Israeli hostages released on Monday, two years after Gazan terrorists seized them during the Hezbollah-led invasion of the northwestern Negev.
Author's summary: Hostages share gruesome stories of torture in Gaza.
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