Shani Louk: Missing Boyfriend’s Phone Used to Send Chilling Texts After Israel Music Festival Massacre

The cell phone of a man believed to have been abducted alongside his girlfriend from an Israel music festival where Hamas terrorists killed 260 people was used to send chilling text messages vowing to “liberate Palestine” and make it “free of Zionists,” a report said Thursday.

Orión Hernández Radoux, 30, and Shani Louk, 22, were among the hundreds of attendees at the Supernova festival when it and several other locations throughout Israel were attacked by Hamas marauders on Saturday.

Some 260 people were killed on the spot, while others — believed to include the couple — were abducted and taken back to Gaza.

Text messages in Arabic have since been sent from Hernández Radoux’s phone, according to the Sun, which reviewed the writings.

“I spit on you,” one message reportedly reads, while another reads, “God damn you.”

Others reportedly vow to “liberate Palestine” and make it “free of Zionists.”

Louk, a German-Israeli tattoo artist, was recognized by her mother as the woman whose seemingly lifeless body was recorded being paraded through Gaza’s streets in the back of a pickup truck.

Though Louk appears motionless in the disturbing video, her mother has since said that she’s received information indicating that her daughter is alive, but hospitalized in Gaza with serious head injuries.

It’s feared that Hernández Radoux, too, is among the roughly 150 hostages that Hamas claims to be holding, according to the Sun.

All told, at least 1,200 people have been confirmed killed in Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel, with thousands more wounded.