The Israeli air force on unveiled a handwritten note on Wednesday which it says was discovered on a Hamas combatant who entered Israel on October 7. The note is believed to have originated from Hamas commanders.

“The words from Hamas commanders,” according to the IDF, “consist of an order to kill Jews and encouragement to decapitate their victims and tear out their hearts and livers.

“Know that this enemy of yours is a disease that has no cure, other than beheading and extracting the hearts and livers!” the published note reads.

The note’s release closely follows Israel’s release of previously unseen bodycam footage that portrayed the harrowing scenes from Hamas’ October 7 assault. The intent behind releasing this footage was to address and counteract what Israel termed as a “Holocaust denial-like phenomenon evolving in real time.”

The harrowing footage was screened in Israel on Monday morning. Fox News correspondent Mike Tobin provided a grim commentary on some of the scenes. He detailed episodes where Israelis were caught in ambushes, a young girl was executed after being discovered under a desk, and an incident where a father was killed after a Hamas militant hurled a grenade into a bomb shelter where he and his two children were taking refuge.

And that’s the more bearable stuff.

Israeli government spokesman, Eylon Levy, prior to the release of the footage, stated in a video on X that the Israel Defense Forces have been amassing footage from bodycams captured during encounters with “Hamas death squads.” Levy emphasized the importance of making these recordings public, asserting their role in providing a transparent record to challenge any skepticism surrounding the reported events.

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