The identity of the woman murdered and robbed by Hamas revealed: she was a 30-year-old tattoo artist

As tensions suddenly rise in the region following Hamas’s attack on Israel, the sides continue to attack each other…

As both sides swear revenge, the number of dead and injured in the region is increasing. According to official data, at least 480 Israelis and Palestinians lost their lives after the attack launched yesterday by Hamas, while Hamas announced that it had captured many Israelis.

Her family announced that they recognized the young woman because of her tattoos.

While the international community condemned the violence in the region, the United States announced that it continued to support Israel.

While Hamas announced that it had taken approximately 50 Israeli hostages to underground tunnels in Gaza, it was claimed that there were clashes between Israeli soldiers and Hamas militants in at least 20 different locations.

The young woman’s family spoke out on the matter.

On the other hand, new information has emerged about the images that were published yesterday on social networks and that provoked a great reaction from the international public… In the images shared yesterday on social networks, the image of the young woman murdered by militants of Hamas and Then stripping down to his underwear was creepy. While these images received great reactions, it was revealed who the murdered woman was.

WENT TO THE PEACE FESTIVAL

It is recorded that the name of the woman who was murdered and then stripped half naked in the back of a van was Shani Louk. It was also learned that the 30-year-old woman came to Israel for a music festival. It was also stated that the young woman was German and worked as a tattoo artist. It was also reported that the festival Louk attended was celebrated for peace.

It was learned that Louk went to Israel to attend a festival.

Hamas militants applauded and spat on the lifeless body of Louk, who was seen in his underwear and whose leg appeared to be upside down in the video.

Louk’s cousin, Tomasina Weintraub-Louk, spoke to the British newspaper Daily Mail. Louk said: “We recognized my cousin by his long dreadlocks and the tattoos on his leg. We never heard from him. We were hoping to hear good news from him, but this is definitely Shani. She attended a music festival organized for peace. “This is a nightmare for our family,” she said.