(Times of Israel) Jamal Waraqi, an Israeli Muslim Arab volunteer for the ZAKA rescue service, described to Israel's Channel 12 on Monday what he saw in the kibbutzim in the wake of the Oct. 7 massacre. "It wasn't easy - when we enter a home and begin to discover the life that was," he said, describing seeing photos, toys, and Shabbat candles still laid out. "Five people in a photo, five corpses on the floor." "What happened there is not related to Islam or any religion. It's related to cannibals, cruelty, and unbridled hatred, not religion....In the Quran, it's written that during war - and I don't define this as war, because what happened was an attack on innocents, not a war - our law says you can't kill women, children; you're forbidden from killing the elderly, you can't even cut down a tree."
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