The IDF and Shin Bet attacked yesterday (Wednesday) in the Gaza City area and killed the terrorist Muhammad Rasmi Marzouk Bracha, a terrorist in the military intelligence of the Hamas terrorist organization, who participated in the murderous massacre in the Gaza Envelope on October 7 - and took part in the kidnapping of 87-year-old Yaffe Adar from Kibbutz Nir Oz.
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Captivity survivor Yaffe Adar said in response to the killing of the terrorist involved in her kidnapping: "I support the security forces who took part in the killing of the terrorist who brutally kidnapped me from my home on that damned Sabbath. When I saw the video and the news that was spread about the killing of the terrorist who kidnapped me, one would think that I would have a feeling of closing the circle.".
""It is important for me to clarify and remind you that we have no ability to close the circle as long as Tamir, my eldest grandson, who went out to protect the community, was injured, kidnapped and did not survive the injury, is still kidnapped in Gaza along with 58 other kidnapped men and women. The only victory that will allow us to recover will be the return of all the kidnapped.".
Yaffe's grandson, Tamir, was murdered by the Nuhba terrorists on the day of the massacre.
Adar became one of the symbols of the Hamas offensive, with the photo of her being taken on her scooter into the Strip, surrounded by terrorists, being one of the most memorable.
After her release from captivity, Adar told Channel 12: "I still can't sleep. I'm probably afraid to fall asleep. I take sleeping pills and can't. I think captivity has matured me. But I think I learned something about myself that I didn't know.".
She told about the moment of the kidnapping: "They came in and held me so I wouldn't run away, and they wanted money. I took them to a bedroom, I had a bag there and I said take it. Then they took me by force. They held my hands, sat me down and we drove away. I was disconnected. Maybe I told them to leave me alone, but I didn't really have anything to say to them. They were a crowd. You wouldn't believe how many there were.".
""I pray to hear some military helicopter, a chopper, shooting something. I demonstrated confidence thanks to my children. That they would know, see, that I was there for them. I won't break. Be proud of me, I didn't break. I told myself I wouldn't let them break me. I wouldn't give them the pleasure of seeing me scared. I didn't cry, I didn't shed a tear.".
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