"A video from the Hamas terror group’s October 7 massacre in southern Israel apparently shows an employee of the United Nation’s agency for Palestinian refugees abducting the body of an Israeli man into the back of an SUV.
The man was identified on Friday by Defense Minister Yoav Gallant as Faisal Ali Mussalem al-Naami, a social worker with the United Nations Relief Works Agency (UNRWA) in the Gaza Strip.
The video was first published by Telegram channel ‘South First Responders’ on October 10, just three days after the mass Hamas onslaught.
The attack saw some 3,000 Hamas-led terrorists burst across the border into Israel from Gaza by land, air and sea, killing some 1,200 people and seizing 253 hostages of all ages — mostly civilians — under the cover of a deluge of thousands of rockets fired at Israeli towns and cities.
In the surveillance camera footage, a white SUV can be seen driving into Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the communities hit hardest on October 7. The vehicle stops in front of three bodies lying on the street and sidewalk beside an overturned picnic cooler.
One man exits the car with a rifle. The driver, who is dressed in black and identified as al-Naami, follows.
Together they carry one of the men lying in the street by the arms and legs and stuff him into the back of the SUV.
The two then briefly look through scattered belongings before reversing out of the kibbutz and driving off.
In Gallant’s Friday briefing with foreign press, the minister revealed the identities of 12 UNRWA staff who ‘actively participated’ in the October 7 massacre, including al-Naami.
Gallant said another 30 UNRWA staff were involved in the attacks..."