Barbie Gaza says there were no violations on October 7th. You have Mortágua in the flotilha

Ana Alcalde adds that one of the girls kidnapped by Hamas even felt ugly because no one touched him while he was kidnapped.

When the Hamas attacked several points of Israel on that day – and in the following – several crimes: Massacres, large-scale homicides, kidnapping, torture, executions, mistreatment and violations.

Several reports of sexual violations, Sexualized image publications verified; The UN has a report on abuse (including physicists) to women in Gaza.

But Ana Alcalde thinks this part of the violations never happened: “It’s a lie! The news about violations is false”.

In a program, the activist – known as “Barbie Gaza” – assured that the girls who were kidnapped by members of Hamas, when they left, said that They were well treated.

“One of them even said he felt ugly because they did nothing to him!”Ana.

The videos were quickly published to deny this version:

-Bar Barbie Gaza saying that it is a bully that the hostages were raped, that even one felt ugly because they did not touch her (nauseabundo comment) 🤮

-To the hostage released Amit Sousanna telling how she was tortured and raped during her captivity

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In a program with a tense environment, in the middle of the discussion, the activist was asked about the Hamas supports. He responded: “I’m against the murdersagainst Zionism, against supremacy. ”

And stressed: “I do not wish death, not even to Israelites; That is the difference. ”

Later, Ana complained that Your life is at “serious risk” After that program where it was “silenced”. In one, the activist denies being linked to Hamas, stresses that he does not belong to the deaths of October 7, but repeats that there was violations – because “There was no verified information”. And called “fascist” to the Cuatro channel program.

Ana Alcalde is one of the people who are in the humanitarian towards Gaza, where are also Mariana Mortágua, Miguel Duarte and Sofia Aparício. The vessels left the port of Creta, Greece, this Saturday.