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(Ynet News) Yoav Keren - On ordinary days, Shai Ohayon is a tax officer. But since Oct. 7, Ohayon has been managing the scrapyard near Moshav Tekuma, where all vehicles damaged during the Hamas attack are concentrated. There are 1,600 vehicles including motorcycles, white Toyotas and black pickup trucks used by Hamas, as well as well as burnt cars, bullet-riddled cars, and cars damaged by anti-tank fire. Many served as death traps for their passengers, who were caught in Hamas ambushes at junctions or tried to escape the massacre in a hurry. 280 cars were burnt to a crisp. Ohayon says, "A few days ago, we found the remains of a small child in one of the cars." 2024-01-15 00:00:00Full Article
"We Found the Remains of a Small Child in One of the Cars"
(Ynet News) Yoav Keren - On ordinary days, Shai Ohayon is a tax officer. But since Oct. 7, Ohayon has been managing the scrapyard near Moshav Tekuma, where all vehicles damaged during the Hamas attack are concentrated. There are 1,600 vehicles including motorcycles, white Toyotas and black pickup trucks used by Hamas, as well as well as burnt cars, bullet-riddled cars, and cars damaged by anti-tank fire. Many served as death traps for their passengers, who were caught in Hamas ambushes at junctions or tried to escape the massacre in a hurry. 280 cars were burnt to a crisp. Ohayon says, "A few days ago, we found the remains of a small child in one of the cars." 2024-01-15 00:00:00Full Article
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