Shocking surveillance footage shows Hamas terrorists ambushing a car and killing its occupants to make their way into a gated community in Israel — where more than 100 bodies would later be found slaughtered.
Video posted online shows two armed terrorists trying to crawl under a security gate in Kibbutz Be’eri on Saturday, according to Sky News.
When they realized they could not fit, the men then decided to hide in a security booth — where they waited for a resident to arrive.
Once a gray Mazda pulled up, the terrorists made their move.
They opened the gate for the driver, but before the car could pass through the terrorists ran up to the vehicle with their guns drawn, eventually killing the driver and the passengers.
From there, they were able to make their way inside the community.
More heavily armed terrorists would arrive on motorcycles just half an hour later, according to another video obtained by the Wall Street Journal.
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The kibbutz on the Gaza border was one of the first sites overrun by Hamas terrorists during Saturday’s attack at dawn — and where at least 100 bodies were found this week.
Other footage showed militants pulling three bodies out of a car before stealing the vehicle and driving away from Be’eri, a community once known for its thriving print shop and art galleries.
By the time Israeli troops entered the kibbutz on Monday, they found scenes described on one Israeli news site as “hell,” according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
It is just one of the many kibbutzim attacked by Hamas in recent days, including Kfar Aza — where Israeli forces have alleged the terrorists beheaded children and babies.
By the time Israeli troops entered the kibbutz on Monday, they found scenes described on one Israeli news site as “hell,” according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
“The terrorists went house to house, massacring babies, mothers and fathers in their bedrooms,” the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) tweeted Wednesday of the Kfar Aza.
“Mothers, fathers, babies, young families killed in their beds, in the protection room, in the dining room, in their garden,” IDF Maj. Gen. Itai Veruv also told the BBC, as his troops searched homes for bodies of victims.
“It’s not a war, it’s not a battlefield. It’s a massacre.”
Davidi Ben Zion, the deputy commander of Unit 71, also claimed: “They killed them and cut some of their heads.
“It’s a dreadful thing to see.”
With Post wires
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