Where are the terrorist simps who claimed Hamas treated the hostages well?

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/30/world/middleeast/israeli-hostages-stories.html Some of the hostages were held in sweltering tunnels deep beneath Gaza, while others were squeezed into tight quarters with strangers or confined in isolation. There were children forced to appear in hostage videos, and others forced to watch gruesome footage of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terrorist attack. They bore physical and psychological wounds. Relatives described how the freed hostages, many of them children, were deprived of adequate food while in Gaza. Many said they had received just a single piece of bread per day for weeks. Others were fed small portions of rice, or pieces of cheese. The Red Cross said it was denied access to the hostages. Many hostages have come home malnourished, infested with lice, ill, injured and deeply traumatized. An aunt of Avigail Idan, a dual American Israeli citizen who was taken hostage after her parents were brutally killed, and who turned 4 a few days before being released, said her niece shared one piece of pita bread per day with four other captives and did not have a shower or bath during her 50 days in captivity. The five hostages were kept in aboveground apartments, changing locations at least once. They were given a piece of pita with za’atar, a Middle Eastern spice mix, each day to share. While Avigail was in captivity, her hair was shorn because she had developed a significant case of lice. [Eitan's] aunt, Devorah Cohen, said that when Eitan had arrived in Gaza he was set upon by a mob. “When he arrived in Gaza, civilians hit him,” she told BFM TV, adding that the boy and other kidnapped children were forced to watch videos of the atrocities committed on Oct. 7. When he and others cried, she said, their captors threatened to shoot them.

Hostages Freed From Gaza Recount Violence, Hunger and Fear

The New York Times