Report: Just 3 Of 100 Terrorists Who Participated In Reim Shelter Massacre Have Been Eliminated

The IDF presented bereaved families on Sunday with findings from its investigation into the attack on the Re'im East roadside shelter, where 29 people were killed, 12 survived, and one person was abducted to Gaza during the October 7 Hamas-led assault.

Following the briefing, relatives of victims disclosed details and their responses. Menashe Mansouri, whose daughters Norel and Roya were killed in the shelter, described the investigation findings. "What they went through - the suffering - is impossible to describe, impossible to bear," He wrote. "One hundred terrorists massacred them. Grenades exploded inside the shelter, and they fired into it. It was hell here."

Mansouri expressed frustration over the number of attackers eliminated since the assault. "The IDF identified most of the terrorists. How many have been killed so far? Three. Most of them are still alive in Gaza. Tell me again about 'total victory.'"

Chen Zander, whose sister Noa was murdered in the shelter, also attended the presentation. "Two years and ten months after October 7, the IDF presented us yesterday with its investigation into the Re'im East shelter," She wrote. She said she would not disclose investigation details but highlighted a significant statistic: "out of the 100 terrorists who seized the junction and massacred my sister along with so many others, only three have been killed to date. Three terrorists, only three."