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The mother of the young German girl Shani Lok He announced via video that his daughter (22 years old) was alive in a Gaza hospital, although she was suffering from serious head injuries. Ricarda Luke said she had “additional information that Shani is alive” and that she had received the good news through Palestinian sources. Ok diary.
Israel, horror in Kibbutz Kfar Azza: “At least 40 children were killed, and some were beheaded”
asking for help
Locke desperately asked the German federal government for help. He said in the same recording, which was published by the German television network NTV: “We call on the German government to act quickly. Every minute counts.”
Kidnapping
The German Foreign Ministry said that “the German embassy in Tel Aviv is in close contact with the Israeli authorities to clarify” the situation of German citizens. One of the most widely publicized items by terrorists was the body of a young German woman inside a truck that was paraded across the Gaza Strip as a souvenir.
The pictures indicate that the young woman was killed. Not only because of his immobility, but because of the position he was in. It is clear from the video that he suffered fractures in his limbs. Shani Lok’s distinctive appearance, with her hair full of dreads and numerous tattoos, enabled her family to recognize her.
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