The family of the tattoo artist murdered by Hamas speaks: Credit card was used

After the Hamas attack on Israel, which terrified the international community, tension in the Middle East increases with each passing minute…

On Saturday, Hamas’s military wing, the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades, launched a comprehensive attack on Israel called the “Aqsa Flood.”

The Israeli army also launched an attack on the Gaza Strip and announced a ground operation. As tensions rise between parties in the region, the conflicts in which more than 1,000 people from both Israel and Palestine lost their lives are becoming increasingly harsh.

In images shared on social media the day before, Hamas militants took a “victory lap” through the streets in the back of a pickup truck, carjacking a murdered young tattooed woman. The murdered woman was identified as German Shani Louk, who came to Israel to attend a peace music festival.

It was noted that the young woman, who was described as 30 years old, was a tattoo artist and was on vacation. While Louk’s relatives announced to the international community that they recognized the young woman because of her tattoos, her mother spoke to local media and confirmed that her daughter was missing.

“WE CALLED FOR THE LAST TIME ON OCTOBER 7”

Unable to get over the shock of the incident, Louk’s family spoke to Der Spiegel, one of Germany’s most respected magazines. Louk’s parents announced that the young woman’s credit card was stolen and is currently being used in Gaza.

Louk’s mother, Ricardaa Louk, made a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter. Louk said: “We last met him on October 7. I hope my daughter is still alive. She may be unconscious. “I don’t want to accept that she’s dead,” she said.

In videos posted on social media, a young woman, whose face was not visible, can be seen lying among Hamas militants in the back of a van. Relatives of the woman, who was seen with her legs upside down and attracted attention with her dreadlocks and tattoos, recognized the woman by her tattoos.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Hamas’s military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades, launched a comprehensive attack against Israel on the morning of October 7, called the “Aqsa Flood.”

As thousands of rockets were fired from Gaza into Israel, Palestinian armed groups attacked the Beit Hanoun-Erez border gate on the Gaza-Israel border.

The armed groups, who wiped out Israeli army forces at the border gate and took control of the site, then crossed the border and entered settlements inside Israel.

The Israeli army also launched an attack on the Gaza Strip with dozens of fighter jets.