Eli Sharabi stood before the United Nations Security Council and told the world about the brutal reality of Hamas. The terrorist group steals humanitarian aid meant for suffering civilians, he said, while hostages starve in underground tunnels. Sharabi, who survived 491 days in Hamas captivity, described how his captors laughed as they showed him a photo of his murdered brother.
Hamas terrorists gorged on UN-provided food while hostages were fed scraps, Sharabi testified. He lost 66 pounds during his ordeal, surviving on bits of bread and sips of tea. The world’s failure to stop Hamas became clear as Sharabi demanded answers: “Where was the UN? Where was the Red Cross? Where was the world?”
Sharabi’s family was slaughtered by Hamas on October 7, 2023. His wife and two daughters were executed in their home’s safe room. His brother Yossi died in captivity. Through tears, Sharabi recounted how terrorists mocked him with news of his family’s deaths. The cruelty exposes Hamas’ true nature—a death cult masquerading as a government.
While Sharabi suffered, international organizations turned a blind eye. UN agencies let Hamas steal their aid packages. Red Cross inspectors never checked on the hostages. This shameful neglect allowed terrorists to operate freely. Conservative leaders like Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have taken a stronger stance, meeting with survivors and vowing to destroy Hamas.
Hamas uses innocent Palestinians as human shields while hoarding supplies. Their tunnels are stocked with stolen aid, yet they blame Israel for Gaza’s suffering. Sharabi’s testimony proves that Hamas cares nothing for peace—only power. Weakness emboldens these terrorists. Strength, like Trump’s warning of “all hell” breaking loose if hostages aren’t freed, is the only language they understand.
Fifty-nine hostages remain in Hamas’ torture chambers. These include children and elderly civilians. Every day without rescue risks more lives. Negotiations have failed because Hamas cannot be trusted. As Sharabi told the UN: “No more excuses, no more delays.” Israel’s right to defend itself must be unwavering.
The mainstream media often downplays Hamas’ evil. They ignore how terrorists exploit women and children. They stay silent when aid is weaponized. Conservatives understand that defeating Hamas requires moral clarity. There’s no “both sides” when facing pure evil.
Sharabi’s courage shows the cost of weakness. The free world must stand united against terrorism. Support Israel’s right to eliminate Hamas. Demand accountability from corrupt UN agencies. And pray for the hostages still trapped in hell. Freedom isn’t won by surrender—it’s secured through strength.
