Amit Louk has spoken out after fragments of his 22-year-old sister Shani’s skull were discovered at the site of the Supernova music festival massacre.
Mr Louk said he last spoke to Shani on the phone as she tried to flee Hamas terrorists during the October 7 massacre.
Graphic footage began circulating on social media hours after the horror attack on the electronic music festival, showing the German-Israeli woman stripped down to her underwear in the back of a pickup truck. In the disturbing video, Shani was seen lying face down with her legs in an unnatural position while being paraded by gun-toting Hamas terrorists.
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