Israel reveals ‘Hamas paperwork’ with translations such as ‘take your pants off’ which ‘suggests terrorists planned to systematically rape women’

Israel has released documents it says belong to Hamas and suggest the terrorists planned to “systematically rape women.”

The documents allegedly belonging to the terror group contain an Arabic-Hebrew glossary of sexual terminology, including “take off your pants.”

Israel shared around 50 translations on its official X account, claiming the statements on the pages are ‘evidence’ of Hamas war crimes.

They captioned the post with a “disturbing” trigger warning, writing: “On November 2, a Hamas Arabic-Hebrew transliteration dictionary containing sexual terminology including “take off your pants” was discovered in Israel.

“This evidence suggests that Hamas terrorists planned to systematically rape Israeli women. This is a war crime. #FaithIsraeliWomen.’

Israeli partygoers flee the Nova festival in southern Israel as Hamas terrorists carry out attacks on October 7

A photo taken in a house in Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 31 shows a bloody handprint on the wall after the October 7 attack

According to a person who commented on the post, another translation on the pages reads: ‘How to drive a tank’.

A gruesome witness account of the October 7 attacks reported Hamas terrorists raping an Israeli woman before shooting her in the back of the head while he was still having sex with her.

Israel’s Lahav 433, a crime-fighting umbrella organization known as the “Israeli FBI,” worked to gather evidence of sexual violence during the raid.

The investigation is part of the force’s efforts to prosecute Hamas terrorists captured during the Oct. 7 attack that killed more than 1,400 Israelis.

While gathering evidence, Lahav 433 also took testimony from a woman who said she witnessed the gang rape and murder of another young woman.

Haaretz reports that the witness told officers how she saw the shocking attack happen while hiding from Hamas gunmen wearing military uniforms.

“While I’m hiding, out of the corner of my eye I see (a terrorist) raping her,” the witness told investigators. “They bent her over and I realized they were raping her and simply passing her on to the next (shooter).”

The witness says the victim was “alive” and “on her feet and bleeding from her back.” But then the situation was that he was pulling her hair. She had long brown hair.”

The woman told officers that one of the Hamas gunmen “shot her in the head while he was raping her… and didn’t even lift his pants.”

Her testimony has been reported in a number of Israeli news media. It was one of thousands of pieces of evidence that police collected.

Another male witness said he did not see the rape himself, but confirmed that the other witness told him what she had seen at the time.

Before the recent testimony, reports of sexual violence by Hamas terrorists were based on testimony from first responders who arrived in the settlements on October 7 in the aftermath of the attacks.

Once there, they said they found bodies of naked women, with signs of abuse.

Zaka Rescue and Recovery Personnel, the ultra-Orthodox volunteer organization that helped retrieve and identify bodies, have detailed a number of atrocities, including sexual assaults.

It comes after an Arabic copy of Hitler’s Nazi manifesto ‘Mein Kampf’ was found in a children’s bedroom used as a terror base in northern Gaza, Israel’s president said yesterday.

IDF forces operating in northern Gaza made the shocking discovery on the body of a terrorist in a civilian home used as a Hamas base, President Isaac Herzog told the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg.

The family home had also housed explosives laboratories, providing further evidence of Hamas’s terrorist activities in the heart of Gaza’s civilian population, he said.

President Herzog made the revelation in an interview on the BBC, in which he held up the book

On October 27, destroyed houses are seen in Kibbutz Kfar Aza, in the aftermath of the Hamas attack. Israel’s Lahav 433, a crime-fighting umbrella organization known as the “Israeli FBI,” worked to gather evidence of sexual violence during the raid

The anti-Semitic and partly autobiographical tract, written by Hitler in 1925, was among the personal belongings of one of the terrorists and contained marginal notes, highlighted sections and annotated post-its.

President Herzog said: ‘This is Adolf Hitler’s book, Mein Kampf, translated into Arabic.

‘This is the book that led to the Holocaust and the book that led to World War II. This book was found a few days ago in northern Gaza.

‘In a children’s room, which became a base for terrorist activities of the terrorist organization Hamas.

“The terrorist wrote notes, marked the sections and studied again and again Adolf Hitler’s ideology to hate the Jews, to kill the Jews, to burn and slaughter Jews wherever they are. This is the real war we face.”

Responding to reports of the desperate humanitarian crisis in northern Gaza, de Herzog stressed: “There is a lot of distortion by Hamas. There is electricity in Shifa (hospital), everything works.

‘We are in discussions with the managers. We didn’t go to Shifa, where unfortunately under Shifa there is a huge, huge terror base, actually the headquarters, the headquarters of the Hamas-ISIS operations, right there under Shifa.

‘What exactly should we do now? Leave it as it is and then go through the same motions again in a few years – and you’ll say it’s disproportionate and civilians will be killed?

‘So we call on all those not involved to go to another hospital nearby, and we coordinate this very subtly with all the forces around that place. Hamas is stopping them.’