Son of Hamas 人質 says Palestinian 抗議するs `celebrated his 苦痛´

The son of a 75-year-old 人質 kidnapped by Hamas said he is going through “psychological 拷問” and (刑事)被告 Palestinian 抗議する人s in the UK of “celebrating his 苦痛”.

Noam Sagi, 51, from London said his mother Ada Sagi was kidnapped by Hamas 交戦的なs from her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz, イスラエル on October 7. She is の中で the 220 人質s 現在/一般に held by Hamas.

Mr Sagi 演説(する)/住所d attendees at a 徹夜 held at JW3 (ユダヤ人の Community Centre) in North London, と一緒に (衆議院の)議長s 含むing 長,指導者 Rabbi Sir Ephraim Mirvis.

The 徹夜 含むd a (米)棚上げする/(英)提議する of empty seats, 陳列する,発揮するd to raise 認識/意識性 of the 人質s taken by Hamas.

Empty seats at the vigil (Lucy North/PA)

Empty seats at the 徹夜 (Lucy North/PA)

A 指名する and 直面する of one of the 人質s was 陳列する,発揮するd on each of the 220 空いている seats.

The (米)棚上げする/(英)提議する 代表するd the ユダヤ人の Sabbath, Shabbat, a time when ユダヤ人の communities 伝統的に come together for a family dinner on Friday evenings.

Mr Sagi, who was born in Kibbutz Nir Oz, recounted his mother’s final call to his sister when she saw 交戦的なs carrying RPGs outside her home.

He told the PA news 機関: “(My mum) called my sister and then my sister called me later … woke me up on Saturday morning here, very 苦しめるd, 説 she (their mother) saw Hamas テロリストs outside her house.”

Mr Sagi explained he became aware of his mother’s kidnapping when he 観察するd マスコミ (映画の)フィート数 showing a Hamas 交戦的な outside her home.

The Israeli and British national anthems were sung at the vigil (Lucy North/PA)

The Israeli and British 国家の 国家s were sung at the 徹夜 (Lucy North/PA)

“It was not until six o’clock in the evening when the (Israeli) army (機の)カム and she was not home, they only 設立する bloodstains,” he said.

“She’s not on the dead 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる), she’s not on the 負傷させるd 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる), she’s not on the 救助(する) 名簿(に載せる)/表(にあげる) and now it is day 21 and we still 港/避難所’t heard anything.”

He 追加するd that his “heart broke” when he saw people in London “celebrating his 苦痛”.

Mr Sagi said: “When I saw the pictures coming (from) イスラエル it broke my heart; the second thing that broke my heart is people celebrating on the streets of London.

“What they celebrated is m y 苦痛, my personal 苦痛. My mum has been kidnapped at the same time people are sitting bumping on cars ? celebrating this happening.

“I think we need to understand what we are celebrating, when people go to the street and they shout ‘jihad’ or they shout from the river to the sea, they need to understand that October 7 was the river to the sea.

“I want people to stand up for everyone that is afraid and say: we are in Europe 2023, not Europe 1939.”

He said his mother was a former Arabic and Hebrew language teacher, and he hopes she is communicating with her captors to 容易にする her escape.

“Life cannot 準備する you for something like this, It sounds ridiculous that a 75-year-old woman will be 伴う/関わるd in this 人質 状況/情勢,” he said.

“We have to be strong … and rise above despair, to be 肯定的な.

“My mum was an Arabic and Hebrew teacher and all she believed was that communication is a 橋(渡しをする) for a better 未来.

“If she’s now sitting somewhere under the ground, looking into the white 注目する,もくろむs of her captors and communicating with them, and maybe 潜在的に doing something that no 政治家,政治屋s can do.”

Raymond Simonson, 50, 長,指導者 (n)役員/(a)執行力のある of JW3, spoke on the 高くする,増すd 緊張s between British イスラム教徒s and Jews and said it is not the time to “draw a wedge” between both communities.

More than 200 hostages were kidnapped by Hamas (Lucy North/PA)

More than 200 人質s were kidnapped by Hamas (Lucy North/PA)

He told PA: “I’ve never seen 緊張s so high between イスラム教徒s and Jews in the UK. Everyone’s looking at what’s happening in イスラエル and in Gaza and everyone is in shock.

“We’ve seen really awful levels of antisemitism rising in the last few weeks.

“In the last 20 days, we’ve had more 報告(する)/憶測d 出来事/事件s of antisemitism in the UK than ever before in any 20-day period, and I think as far as I understand that’s the same for Islamophobia.

“What I’m 説 is 権利 now is not a time for people to 運動 a wedge between British イスラム教徒s and British Jews.

“We know it’s harder to have conversations, It’s harder to have those 関係s, but that’s why it’s even more important than ever that those conversations still happen between us.”

He cried while speaking about the “特権” of 株ing Shabbat dinner with his family 安全に.

During the 徹夜, 長,指導者 Rabbi Mirvis asked about what type of Shabbat the 人質s would have.

Chief Rabbi Mirvis speaking at JW3 in London (Lucy North/PA)

長,指導者 Rabbi Mirvis speaking at JW3 in London (Lucy North/PA)

In his speech, he said: “As we think of their 苦境, what 肉親,親類d of a Shabbat will they be having tonight and tomorrow? What is their 明言する/公表する of mind?”

This 徹夜 comes as the Israeli 軍の 開始する,打ち上げるd a second ground (警察の)手入れ,急襲 in Gaza in as many days, striking 的s on the 郊外s of Gaza City.

More than 7,000 Palestinians have already been killed in the war, (許可,名誉などを)与えるing to the Gaza health 省, and an even greater loss of life could come in the event of a 十分な 侵略 目的(とする)d at 鎮圧するing Hamas, which has 支配するd Gaza since 2007 and 生き残るd four previous wars with イスラエル.

More than 1,400 people in イスラエル, mostly 非軍事のs, were killed during the 初期の Hamas attack, and Hamas also 持つ/拘留するs hundreds of 人質s, によれば the Israeli 政府.

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