Hamas forced surveillance troops to watch torture videos of male hostages, says mother

From left to right: The mothers of freed surveillance soldiers Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, Liri Albag and Karina Ariev speak with Channel 12 news in an interview aired on February 13, 2025. (Channel 12 screenshot, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)
From left to right: The mothers of freed surveillance soldiers Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, Liri Albag and Karina Ariev speak with Channel 12 news in an interview aired on February 13, 2025. (Channel 12 screenshot, used in accordance with Clause 27a of the Copyright Law)

The female surveillance soldiers recently freed from Gaza were forced by Hamas to watch videos of male hostages being tortured, according to one of their mothers.

Speaking with Channel 12 news alongside three other mothers of the surveillance troops, Shira Albag quotes her daughter Liri as saying “I got out of the hell that we went through there, but the men, the soldiers, are going through worse than us.'”

“The terrorists also made a point to show them videos and share with them all sorts of things that they [the male hostages] were going through there, that they starved… all sorts of things that are really tough,” Shira Albag says. “Even today when they’re here, we don’t know everything exactly that they went through.”

In a portion of the interview aired Wednesday, the mother of released soldier hostage Daniella Gilboa detailed how Hamas forced her daughter to fake her death for a propaganda it filmed while she was in captivity, leading to rumors she had been killed.

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