A Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist arrested in Gaza admitted during interrogation that he participated in the October 7 massacre and that his troops raped and then murdered victims during the massacre, KAN reported on Thursday. By. the woman in the black dress Hamas and other terrorist groups used serious sexual crimes in the October 7 massacre. Lahav 433, Israel’s top national police force, has gathered evidence from dozens of sex crimes and abuse cases through investigations into terrorists and through survivor testimonies collected by Israeli police. the woman in the black dress A Holocaust survivor recently testified to police about a rape she witnessed, and her testimony was corroborated by another survivor close to her. “I know he raped her and then they handed her over to someone else. She was still alive and then he shot her,” the survivor said. Some terrorists told the investigation that they were allowed to abuse corpses to incite fear in Israeli society. Channel 11 reveals eyewitness accounts given to the Zman Emet (Live) program – two witnesses who saw and heard the atrocities decided to now speak publicly about them for the first time. Raz, one of the sacked civil servants who attended the Nova Festival in Reim, said: “A white car arrived and five terrorists got out. They stood in a semicircle around her and grabbed her hard.” She didn’t want to move. It happened 30 or 40 meters away from us. There was a lot of action…he raped her. When I looked, the girl had stopped moving, but the terrorists continued to rape her. Helping her was impossible. There is nothing I can do. I wish I had a gun and could help,” he said. On the same day the KAN report was published, the New York Times published another investigation detailing how Hamas used sexual violence as a weapon in an attack on Israel on October 7,” the report said. According to the report, ” The New York Times investigation lasted two months. The video evidence confirmed by The Times includes Gal Abdush, “a woman in a black dress lying on her back, her clothes torn, her legs spread and her vagina exposed” with her face Burned beyond recognition. The Times also reported that Israeli police officials said they believed Abdulsh had been raped. New details obtained by The New York Times reveal that the attack on women was part of a broader wave of gender-based violence on October 7 and was not an “isolated incident.” The investigation used photos, GPS data, video interviews and cellphone footage, as well as interviews with more than 150 people.