All those claimes are unverified I’ll wait a couple of weeks before we get the actual truth from the Israeli state.
Let's pick the first one. Perhaps you don't think the Hamas video of Shani Louk being paraded around Gaza with bloody sweatpants counts as "verification," or this video of a passed-out hostage in her underwear but what about the forensic evidence of rape? Is that good enough for you? And of course, you're not going to give any credence to the multiple terrorist interrogations that confirmed they rape their captives, even babies, to "dirty" them so they won't get into heaven, or Netanyahu or Biden's accounts of the evidence they've seen, but certainly multiple eyewitness accounts of the nova festival count for something?
Before you answer: think, have you said, before, that we should believe women? Is denying claims of rape a regular habit of yours when the victims aren't Jewish? Do you need video footage of the rape occurring? Will you not believe it until you personally test a hostage with a rape kit?
By the way, it's hard to find these videos because, while Hamas uploaded plenty of them to social media, they did that as an act of terror, and most news media is not setting out to terrify you. Do you really want to see a baby's corpse burnt up on the ground?
All evidence including eye witness accounts from Israeli survivors reported that resistance fighters treated them humanely.
How dare you?
[what about parading Shani Louk around after hving raped her](the Hamas video of Shani Louk being paraded around Gaza with bloody sweatpants](https://www.reddit.com/r/IsraelWarVideoReport/comments/174r2ae/israeli_woman_ziptied_and_with_bloody_pants/))? What about the other hostage from above?
how about indoctrinating young children into Islam, is that humane treatment?
Again, this is all from videos Hamas released. We might have more accounts of how hostages were treated once they start releasing hostages or putting them in contact with the outside world.
They also refuse access to the Red Cross and don't allow hostages any means of communication with family, both of which are additional war crimes, even if the hostages weren't civilians—maybe they will, eventually, but seeing as they did not in the case of Gilad Shalit, for over five years, I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you.
(I continue to debunk your misinformation below, no need to respond with more lies)