Israeli woman Inbar Lieberman, 25, is hailed a hero for saving kibbutz Nir Am from invading Hamas

daily mail ^ | 10/10/2023 | bhole

[RummyChick]

An Israeli woman has been hailed a hero after saving kibbutz Nir Am from Hamas as infiltrating terrorists began to invade.

Inbar Lieberman, 25, who is the security coordinator for the village near the Gaza Strip, lead a group of residents to kill more than two dozen advancing terrorists.

Lieberman, who has been part of the security detail in the region since December 2022, heard explosions erupting early Saturday when Hamas launched the unprecedented and deadly attack on Israel, according to Walla News.

She quickly realized that the sounds were different to those she's heard during the usual rocket attacks on the kibbutz and rushed to open the armory and distribute guns among the 12-member security team.

She placed her squad of kibbutzniks in strategic positions across the settlement, set up ambushes, and turned the tables on the incoming forces.

[RummyChick]

I can't read any of these news stories. It horrifies me. The titles are enough. I can't even read this story. But I thought some of you might appreciate the courage (and the guns) that saved many.

[dfwgator]

Israeli woman Inbar Lieberman, 25, is hailed a hero for saving kibbutz Nir Am from invading Hamas

Confusing headline.

[Thank You Rush]

It sounds very much like the movie “Exodus” when the inhabitants of the kibbutz had to take up positions to fend off the Arab attackers. A movie true, but very real for what it was like after Israel became a state.

[Rusty0604]

Thanks! A true heroine!

[bray]

Did they use guns?

[NautiNurse]

Wonderful story. Beautiful young and brave woman.

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

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[wrench]

Yes. And they were locked in the armory. She went against SOP and distributed the guns before she was told to do so.

Saved her group, but other groups were not so lucky.

[freeandfreezing]

I understand, what the people in Israel experienced is very painful to learn about. But you are right, armed citizens saved the lives of hundreds of other citizens, even when they sacrificed themselves.

That alone is a reason for every capable person to keep arms and ammunition in case they need to defend against criminals or terrorists.

Adar and Itai Berdichevsky saved their children, and probably dozens of other people by fighting back against the terrorists.

[Third Person]

Edward Zwick is paying attention

[Wonder Warthog]

"She quickly realized that the sounds were different to those she's heard during the usual rocket attacks on the kibbutz and rushed to open the armory and distribute guns among the 12-member security team."

Don't keep your guns in "armories"...learn from the Swiss.

[linMcHlp]

bkmk

[nwrep]

LOL

[E. Pluribus Unum]

When does her prosecution begin?

[MIchaelTArchangel]

Doesn’t a Moham-madman go straight to Hell to be reunited with Mohammad and al-Lah the moon god of the pagan Arabs if he is killed by a woman defending people he wanted to kill?

[dadgum]

I hope so!

[EEGator]

Better to ask forgiveness than permission.

In this case permission can’t be given to the deceased.

[MNJohnnie]

Make a hell of a movie.

[kiryandil]

Hope they saved the bodies for the hog farm.

[Leaning Right]

> Did they use guns? <

This woman was evidently the “security coordinator” for the kibbutz. So she was able to open the local armory, and distribute weapons.

But what if she was absent that day? Or out in some field picking berries? Then I guess everyone in the kibbutz is dead.

This surprises me. I would have thought that Israel would require every adult citizen to have a weapon available. Or at least require every military veteran to have a weapon available. But I guess like most governments, Israel doesn’t really trust their citizens.