Shani Louk Confirmed Dead By Mother After Hamas Attack
Shani Louk Confirmed Dead By Mother After Hamas Attack
Tragic confirmation: Shani Louk, the Israeli-German woman kidnapped by Hamas, is confirmed dead. Her mother’s heartbreaking revelation and the sad details
The mother of Shani Louk, the Israeli-German woman who was kidnapped by Hamas fighters, reveals that her daughter is dead.
According to the grieving mother, Ricarda Louk, she was informed by the Israeli military that her daughter’s DNA sample matched that of a skull bone found. She revealed this devastating incident to the German media.
Also, the body of Shani Louk has not been found yet even after the confirmation of her death by the Israeli military. The sister of the late Shani confirmed her death on social media.
On Monday, the 30th of October 2023, the sister of the late Shani, Adi Louk took to her Instagram page to confirm the killing of her sister.
The attack by the Hamas in the Southern part of Israel which started on the 7th of October.
From the reports from the Israeli military, it was not very clear where and when the skull of the deceased Shani was found.
The official X account for the foreign ministry of Israel stated that it was heartbreaking to share the death of Shani Louk.
After the devastating attack, a video was spotted online which had netizens talking. In the video, the body of a young woman was seen in the back of a truck whiles it was surrounded by gunmen. Also, these gunmen were seen shouting “Allahu Akbar” meaning, God is Greatest.
The body of the young woman seen in the video was confirmed to be Shani Louk. The mother stated it clearly that at the time of the video, she believes her that her daughter is still alive despite seeing a lifeless body in the truck.
According to reports, more than 1,400 people were murdered by the Hamas. Also, 4 people have been released so far from the Hamas.
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