HAMAS thugs are holding Israeli hostages as “sex slaves in dungeons,” an ex-Israeli aid revealed to The Sun.
But the horrific claim surrounding the captives’ torment was angrily dismissed by a pro-Palestinian TV star who fumed: “Stop your lies, we don’t care.”
The SunFormer Big Brother contestant Narinder Kaur blasted claims that female Israeli hostages were being held as ‘sex slaves’ made by ex-Israeli aide Eylon Levy[/caption]
The sunThe pair had a heated debate with The Sun’s political editor Harry Cole on Never Mind the Ballots[/caption]
Discussing the state of the war and the invasion of Rafah (pictured) Levy said Israel will not give up until Hamas is destroyed
Kaur also blamed the UK for giving Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu the ‘green light’ for his war in Gaza
Speaking on The Sun’s Never Mind the Ballots, Eylon Levy, former Israeli government spokesman, spoke of the trauma some 130 hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza were experiencing.
Levy said: “We know that they are being starved and tortured and executed and raped in captivity.”
He continued: “I’m tearing my hair out that people do not understand that right now.
“Hamas has been holding Israeli women as sex slaves in its dungeons for the past seven months.”
However, pro-Palestinian commentator Narinder Kaur furiously slammed his claims as “lies” and “wild accusations”.
The former Big Brother contestant argued: “The world isn’t listening a second longer. The world doesn’t care for your lies… I tell you what, they care about 30,000 people [allegedly killed in Gaza].
“Surrender. Stop with your lies. We don’t care. Surrender.”
You can also watch Sun’s Political Editor Harry Cole grill MP Steve Reed on Never Mind the Ballots on The Sun’s YouTube channel and thesun.co.uk.
Facing heated criticism from Kaur over the length of the war, Levy countered with the response: “Israel will continue with its campaign to make sure that Hamas can never ever perpetrate such barbaric atrocities ever again.”
Meanwhile, Kaur dragged UK leaders into the debate, arguing Britain had given Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the “green light” for the “absolute disgrace” that is happening inside Gaza.
Also grilled on the US announcement it had blocked the shipments of heavy-duty bombs to Israel, Levy called it a “disturbing step”.
Last night, a US official revealed that 1,800 2,000lb bombs and 1,700 500lb bombs bound for Israel were axed over fears they would be used to hit Rafah.
The official told CBS News that Israel had not “fully addressed” US concerns over the humanitarian needs of civilians in Rafah – hence the shipment was blocked.
In response, Levy argued that Israel’s Western allies should “stand firm together” while it faces threats from both Hamas in Gaza and Lebanese terror group Hezbollah on its northern border.
‘Jewish young people are being called pigs in the street by protesters at Cambridge Uni’ – student
ALSO featured on The Sun’s Never Mind The Ballots was Naomi Bernstein, a Cambridge University student who is part of the university’s Jewish Society.
Questioned on whether there is violence and hate at the large-scale campus protests rocking some of the UK’s most prestigious universities, she said: “These encampments are peaceful”.
However, Bernstein admitted she had faced hate on her campus and had seen fellow Jewish students called “pigs” by pro-Palestinian protesters.
In response, she called for more respect, dialogue and consideration between Jewish students and pro-Palestinian protesters.
Entering the debate, ex-Israeli spokesman Eylon Levy called it a “violent psychosis” that has “overtaken American campuses” and argued it “must not be allowed to infect British universities as well.”
He stated that the university encampments taking place across the US and UK are part of a “broader anti-Semitic awakening” – a claim Pro-Palestinian commentator Narinder Kaur brandished as “mad”.
AFPHamas are still holding some 130 Israeli hostages – but Israel believes dozens of those are no longer alive[/caption]
APIsraelis take part in a protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and call for the release of hostages[/caption]
AFPIDF tanks and troops gathering close to Israel’s border with Gaza ahead of a possible full-scale invasion of the southern city of Rafah[/caption]
the sunHarry Cole, Narinder Kaur, Eylon Levy and Naomi Bernstein featured on this week’s episode of The Sun’s Never Mind the Ballots[/caption]