“What took place here in Israel on October 7th was a total return to the savage behavior of the Nazis and, in some instances, even worse!”

“People are asking me If I will ever go back to Be’eri. Be’eri is my home, I don’t have any other place to go to. You can destroy houses, destroy infrastructure, but you cannot kill our spirit…”

“At 10 O’clock in the morning, my younger brother Alon texted me that terrorists were inside his house. I texted him that I loved him and that he had to be strong no matter what. Two minutes later, at 10:02 he sent me an heart emoji and that was the last time I heard from him…”

“I couldn’t simply walk away. It was my duty to take care of them.”

“I am here to help the farmers in the Gaza border area to pick their vegetables. They urgently need this help to survive… It is a case of action that speaks louder than words. So here I am.”

Kidnapped at the Supernova music festival, October 7

“How can I be a mother? While there are mothers and children’s abducted?

From visionary to reality

“I survived the Holocaust and I survived the 7th of October massacre. I know how to deal with anguish and pain but this time It’s impossible to internalize it…”

“I never thought that as a Holocaust survivor, I would need to hide for my life again…”

“While I was driving to his location I saw in the distance a swarm of people running for their lives. it was like the Exodus. They were running but they didn’t know where to run…”

Kidnapped at the Supernova music festival, October 7

“It was Russian roulette. The fact that me and my husband survived the massacre was pure luck…”

I can’t bear the fact she’s being held hostage, probably inside a dark and suffocating tunnel in Gaza. What keeps me going is my belief in her strength… there is still hope to bring her back home.”