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German Shani Louk believed to be alive after being paraded through streets by Hamas, mom say
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0:41Now PlayingThe mother of the 22-year-old German Israeli woman thought to have been stripped naked and murdered by Hamas now believes her daughter is alive — and has demanded the German government’s help in getting the young woman to safety.
Shani Louk’s mother said a video of an unconscious, unidentified woman being driven by militants into what looks like Palestinian territory indicates her daughter is still alive, Spiegel reported.
“We now have further information that Shani is alive, but has a severe head injury and is in critical condition. Every minute is critical,” the desperate mother explained in a brief recording.
“We ask — no, we demand that the German government act quickly,” she continued.
“This is really my desperate call to the entire country of Germany to help me get my Shani back home healthy.”
Louk was last seen dancing happily at the Tribe of Nova party in the northern Negev Saturday before the rave was stormed by Hamas militants, who killed at least 260 revelers and left countless others injured.
Louk, a tattoo artist, was initially reported to have been raped and killed before the attackers supposedly paraded her naked body as a gruesome trophy.
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