Mother of rescued Hamas hostage says son described 'strange rules' while in captivity
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The mother of recently-rescued Israeli hostage Andrey Kozlov says he son told her that Hamas made captives live by "very strange rules" in the Gaza Strip.
"He told us that they were required to follow some very strange rules, like you can't sit with your legs towards these terrorists. You can't do this, and you can't do that," she said to the news agency. "You could be punished for getting the wrong water or getting it from the wrong place." Greg Norman is a reporter at Fox News Digital.
"They liked to tell them: 'You're an animal, you're a donkey, you're a fool, you're dirty," Kozlova also recalled her 27-year-old son as saying. "Andrey now knows these words perfectly well in Arabic, everything about Arabic swear words he has learnt well."
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