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Israeli-American Judith Raanan was abducted along with her 17-year-old daughter Natalie by Hamas during terrorist attacks on civilians on October 7.
Raanan and his daughter were traveling from their home in Chicago to Israel to celebrate his mother's 85th birthday.
The two were detained for two weeks before being released for the first time by the terrorist group.
In an interview with News Nation, Ra'anan said that when a group of hostages were brought to a Gaza hospital, Palestinian nurses celebrated.
He shared that after the abduction, his hands were zipped behind his back and he was taken to Gaza and taken to a hospital.
“The minute we came in, all the nurses were standing there and just going, (yelling through their lips),” she told News Nation.
“They (the nurses) were all very happy that they came back with the (terrorist) victim, with the Israeli Jewish victim.”
She notes that a lewd nurse was leading the celebration, and the others were likely afraid of her.
“I really don't think they were all happy to see us; They were very scared,'' she said. “Because you have to understand that right now, they're surrounded by people who have guns.”
Elizabeth Vargas, who conducted the interview, notes, “This is important. Because Hamas has long denied that the terrorist group works inside hospitals.
Hamas is holding more than 100 people hostage in Gaza, including five Americans, and Israel reports that at least 32 people have already died.
“I won't have any peace until they're all out,” Raanan said.
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