New York Times reporters and photographers were allowed to visit Israeli villages attacked by Hamas.
Witness Hamas attacks on Israeli villages: this is a massacre, not a battlefield.
Kfarazza (Kfar. Azza) is a lush Israeli village of about 800 inhabitants separated from Gaza by several patches of farmland with a sign that reads "Welcome."
Then from the entrance of the village to the village, slowly there will be a scene of attack, the village canteen, kindergarten, cultural center are damaged, and occasionally naked corpses.
Four days later, on Tuesday, 10 October, hundreds of Hamas gunmen crossed the border wall and massacred more than two dozen nearby small towns and villages, four days later, on Tuesday, 10 October, Israeli soldiers and aid workers began the work of clearing the villages and removing the bodies.
The door-to-door search of these rescuers was slow, because of fears that Hamas personnel were hiding in the shadows or setting up explosive devices in houses, and the rescuers put plastic bags on the bodies one by one, and then moved them to trucks, killing many people in one village alone.
It was the first media outlet to be allowed into the scene since the attack.
Israeli soldiers and aid workers say dozens or hundreds of people may have been slaughtered in this village alone, including elderly and children, because it was the first Hamas village to enter Israel, so the losses were heavy.
The Israeli commander at the scene said: This is not a battlefield, this is a massacre, this is something I have never seen in my life, more like what happened to my grandparents' generation.
As far as the eye can see at the scene, there are casual more than a dozen corpses lying on the ground, and the air is filled with a suffocating breath.
Kafaaza is a collective farm founded in 1951, three years after the founding of the State of Israel, a generation considered the country's pioneers, the social elite.
This kind of farm is different from farms, is a common collective community system in Israel, previously traditionally based on agriculture, of course, farming in the fifties, sixties, seventies and eighties, now has long been transformed, both industrial and high-tech enterprises, do not think that farms are all farming, this is Israel's characteristic community.
For this Hamas attack, apart from other factors, it is more accurate to characterize it as a terrorist attack.
First of all, he was sudden and very purposeful, that is, directly over the wall, strafing with machine guns along the way. Rushing into the music festival scene is also, arresting and killing, it's that simple, not what a terrorist attack is! #巴以冲突之我见#
