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Editor's note: This reporting contains extremely graphic descriptions.

TEL AVIV, Israel -- "You won't see rape, there's no rape in this video... We won't show you beheaded babies," a senior Israeli officer said to a small group of journalists, saying such images existed but would not be shown.The journalists were the first to watch a screening of an hour-long reel cobbled together from Hamas helmet cam, mobile phone video, surveillance video, dashboard camera video and victims' livestreams.It was part of the Israeli military's effort to document and call attention to the Oct. 7 atrocities, when the militant group Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel from air, land and sea. More than 1,400 people have died and 3,400 others have been injured in Israel, authorities said. In Gaza, at least 2,750 people have been killed in retaliatory strikes from Israel, and thousands more injured, according to the Palestinian Health Authority.Journalists were not allowed to record or use the video presented, and our phones were deposited outside the room.The video started slowly. Hamas fighters are seen on the back of a pickup, with RPGs spiking out in every direction. You can sense their excitement. The video shows several groups cut through the fence and wave a pickup truck through.Then it shows three separate angles of motorists in Israel being flagged down, then gunned down -- the AK-47s puffing smoke -- on the road outside the Kfar Aza and Be'eri kibbutzim. Bodies are yanked out of cars.Then a pair of attackers in Be'eri is shown. For several minutes, we watch as they amble around the kibbutz. They poke into one house and you can hear someone's alarm going off. It's 8 a.m. You can hear them breathing heavily. The one wearing the body camera has a high, soft-spoken voice that seems to belie his mission.At a playground, he wonders in Arabic, "Where are the kids?" The duo set fire to one house, shoot an encroaching dog, and shoot another old man through a darkened screen. They are parsimonious with their ammunition, and chillingly unhurried as they pick through the tidy vegetable gardens and open the latches of wooden fences.Then the video gets grisly. Other militants are busy mashing a dying man's face with their boots. Another pair screams "Allahu akbar" as they use a garden hoe to try to decapitate another man.In another house, a gunman sticks the muzzle of his rifle into a room inhabited by a family. It's a mash of colors. In one, a terrorist is standing on an Israeli man's chest and shoots him point-blank in the face.Then, the scenes of bloodied bedrooms start to blur. The rooms and the gore are the same -- it's how the bodies are arrayed in death that's different. There are so many children. Some are jam-packed together in a slippery mass of human flesh. Huge blood stains streak the tiles.So many of the bodies are burnt. It was unclear if this was because they were set fire to or if it was from the grenade blasts. Other videos show Israeli first responders trying to put out the still-smoldering skeletal remains of victims -- with water bottles, as if watering a parched plant.In another video, a grenade was apparently tossed into one of the bomb shelters that line the roads in southern Israel. It was filled with partygoers who'd left the Supernova music festival. The camera shows a flash of limbs, some dismembered, some still attached to writhing, screaming bodies. A selfie camera shows a young man weeping, while someone croaks hoarsely in the background, "help, help." Hamas then drags survivors out, some by their hair, to trucks, and then batters them some more in the backs of the pickups on the way to Gaza.Forensic images show bodies burned in cars, on beds, on the streets and in the fields in various states of incineration.One video shows the sheer number of Hamas attackers at the Supernova festival. There's no way they hadn't planned to raid the party. Those were some of the most professional and well-equipped fighters we saw in the video. Some of them are wearing police uniforms, others are in military uniforms.There's a video from inside Israel's main base bordering Gaza. A group of about 20 young Israel women in pajamas cower in an outdoor concrete duck-and-cover. The female soldiers are unarmed and are screaming at the sound of the bullets and the explosions. Then, at one point, the girl shooting the selfie video sees an armed man on the far side of the shelter. She asks, "Who is that man?" He's a Hamas fighter, calmly standing there. Then the video ends.Hamas attacks progressed inside the base. They shoot up an office. Soldiers squirm and try to fight; they're shot, too. The attackers grab two M4s.Outside, soldiers are decapitated. Otherwise, the bodies seem untouched. The heads were not in the images.I asked how many weapons and Israel Defense Forces uniforms Hamas managed to make off with; the senior official would not say. I asked if it would hamper the fight and risk friendly fire; he said it wouldn't. But one cannot help but think that's not true -- men armed with Israeli weapons, in Israeli uniforms fighting in the street could indeed wreak havoc.。乌克兰独立35周年的关键时刻，英国首相伯纳姆选择了基辅作为他上任后的首次海外访问地。这一决定不仅仅是一次仪式上的外交活动，更是一种战略谋划的体现。

二 | 正如历史所示，领导人的首次外访往往能够透露出他们的外交意图与未来的政策走向。

三 | 伯纳姆跳过美国和欧盟，勇敢地将目光锁定在乌克兰，毫无疑问，这一举动不仅彰显了英方对于乌克兰问题的高度重视，也传递出一个鲜明的信号：不论政权如何更迭，英对乌政策将保持连贯。随着伯纳姆的新任期开局，泽连斯基成为了他接见的首位外交领袖，这一安排早已掀起了外界的关注浪潮。不同于以往英国政府简单的物资支持，新政府的援助模式越发激进，已经开始涉及到核心技术的输出。例如，英国方面同意解密“风暴之影”导弹的相关技术，以帮助乌克兰实现自主生产。这一策略意味着，英国不仅希望通过提供短期支援来帮助乌克兰，同时也致力于将其军事能力提升至一个新的层次，长期维持乌克兰对抗俄罗斯的能力。 “风暴之影”导弹的射程达到250公里，代表着乌克兰在远程打击能力上的一次重大飞跃。

四 | 在当前战场上，乌军的消耗速度远超西方国家供应武器的速度，因此，赋予乌克兰自主生产导弹的能力，无疑是让其摆脱对外援助依赖的一次重要尝试。伯纳姆也明确表示，支持乌克兰意味着在保护英国自身安全。这种表态，既为其国内民众传达了必要性，也为加强英国在欧洲的影响力奠定了基础。面对不断变化的国际局势，在目前的战略逻辑下，乌克兰已经被视为欧洲东部的“安全屏障”。

五 | 若乌克兰最终无法抵挡俄方的攻击，欧洲的安全结构将不可避免地被重新塑造，甚至可能威胁到英国在东欧的战略利益。因而，伯纳姆把乌克兰的安危视为自己的安危，试图通过长期扶持和资源输入，遏制俄罗斯的复兴势头，并借机强化自身的国际话语权。然而，与英国高调支持乌克兰形成鲜明对比的是，美国的策略则显得较为谨慎。总统特朗普曾提及授权乌克兰自行生产“爱国者”导弹，但在担心乌克兰可能会转身反咬一口后，迅速改变了主意。

六 | 这种反复无常的态度，让人对美方在援助乌克兰的决策上产生了一丝疑虑。英国的强硬立场并没有遭遇太大的国内反对声音，毕竟在当今英政坛中，对于乌克兰的支持与对俄罗斯的遏制已经成为了主流共识。而伯纳姆的新任期，又恰逢国内舆论日益集中的背景下，因而此时高调展示其对外政策，既能凝聚民意，也能有效巩固执政根基。但是，值得注意的是，虽然英国在对乌克兰的支持上表现出了极大的热情，但这种持续的技术与军事援助也带来了潜在的风险。首先，远程导弹技术的输出将显著提升乌克兰的打击能力，势必加剧与俄罗斯之间的对抗，甚至可能使冲突进一步升级。这种不断对抗的模式，不仅快将两国投入冷战状态，还可能使周边国家的安全形势变得更加不确定。其次，长期的军事投入和资源输送，可能加重英国国内经济的负担，带动通货膨胀和复苏压力加剧。尤其是在当前全球经济受多重危机影响、能源价格飙升的情况下，如何平衡国际援助与国内经济发展，将是伯纳姆面临的一大挑战。最后，当双方都拥有了制造远程打击武器的能力，恐怕和平的曙光将会更加遥遥无期。无论是从历史还是现实的角度来看，战争的解决方案绝不应是通过不断增强火力来实现，反而可能让各方陷入更加复杂的对抗之中。伯纳姆的基辅之行不仅仅是一次外交走访，而是一次深思熟虑的战略布局。英国在乌克兰问题上的强硬立场，显然蕴藏着更深层次的地缘政治考量。然而，时间将会证明，伯纳姆的这种策略究竟能否为英国带来真正的安全，还是会成为历史的反面教材。