Freed hostage siblings discover their mother was killed in the Be’eri massacre December 1, 2023 Noam and Alma Or, sibling Hamas hostages, discovered when they were freed that their mother was murdered by terrorists in Be'eri (Photo: Yuval David via X)(Photo: Yuval David via X)Freed hostage siblings discover their mother was killed in the Be’eri massacre Tweet WhatsApp Email https://worldisraelnews.com/freed-hostage-siblings-discover-their-mother-was-killed-in-the-beeri-massacre/ Email Print ‘Their mom was murdered on October 7. The children did not know that.’By World Israel News StaffWhen brother and sister Noam Or (17) and Alma Or (13) were released from captivity in Gaza on Saturday night, relief was mixed with sadness when they discovered that their mother Yonat was killed in the Hamas attack on Be’eri 50 days earlier.The siblings’ uncle, Ahal Besorai, spoke to CNN. “My sister, their mom, was murdered on October 7. The children did not know that.” He continued, “We thought they were together when they were kidnapped, but they were separated from the outset.”“When they first crossed the border and reunited with their grandmother and older brother, the first news that they had to confront was the fact that their mom was no longer alive. And that was a terribly emotional and traumatic moment for them.” Of the 1,200 Be’eri residents, 120 were killed and many others were taken as hostages in Gaza.When asked what his nephew and niece had said about their ordeal in captivity, Ahal Besorai replied, “It wasn’t pleasant, to say the least. It was horrible.”Read Trucker to ensure DNC delegates don't forget Israeli hostages He said he didn’t want to go into further details to avoid endangering other hostages, including their father Dror, who is missing and presumed captured.The siblings did, however, keep a diary during their captivity, but Hamas didn’t allow them to take it with them.Instead, the terrorists took the siblings out of the room, telling them they were going to the toilet, then they blindfolded and handcuffed and took them to the Red Cross vehicle for their release.On his way out of Gaza, Noam said, according to his uncle, “I feel so sorry for them because they are staying here, and we are going home.”Ahal reports his niece and nephew are “sort of okay” and smile frequently, but he added that when he looks at Alma’s smile, he admits, “What is behind these glittering eyes? What is deep inside them following this horrible ordeal? It is just very difficult for me to assess.” gaza warhamas hostagesOctober 7th massacre