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On the 7th of October, 2023, the Islam is fanatics Hamas. Mostly in control of the Gaza Strip since 2006. Together with Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Mujahideen Brigades, Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade, Abu Ali Mustafa Brigades, and others, as well as ordinary Gaza's cross the border with Israel, together with Uruh teachers to partake in the murder, torture, rapes, looting, and kidnapping. They came on foot in vehicles from paragliders in boats to kill and die.
3000 terrorists are as opposed to have entered Israel, not counting Palestinian civilians joining in. They were accompanied by rockets, 5,000 in the first 20 minutes. Hamas called the operation Al-Aqsa-Flab. Israelis called it Black Saturday or Sinhatora massacre.
After the Jewish holiday, Hamas had chosen to attack on. Internationally, it's the events of October 7th. 1200 Israelis were murdered, 250 kidnapped. Since that day, the programs created an army of around 500 orphans under the age of 18.
We are on our way to Qibuzq Farazza in the Gaza envelope, just over a mile from Gaza. This is where we meet Liki. Today she works for IDF's Widows and the Wharfans Organization. She's also a survivor of what Wikipedia now calls the Qfarazza massacre.
In this event, in October, I wake up to the alarm, like in 6 and 1 in the morning, something like this. And then actually, I've been in the end-gover. We have a party day before. I tell you about this moment when I go to the other neighborhood.
And I don't understand what's happened, what is the alarm. It's Saturday. And very, very quick, I heard like a gunshot and a door big. So then I see, OK, this is something else.
It's never happened. There is a terrorist in the Qibuz. And then this is what I say, the WhatsApp book. You see, you hear this, you hear this, what's happened, what's happened?
I call to my father because he's dead of the security. My father was a very funny man. He was very serious when he was in the service. But between us, he was a talkback, funny guy.
And he told me in the phone that he never heard about it. He never saw this big attack from Hamas. It was very unusual. And then he put his sharpats, vest and helmet, and go to fight.
This is the last time I spoke with him. So I've been in my apartment like 10 hours until 5 PM in Saturday. And then I had soldier go this way, this way. So I just opened the door and go, take me to my house, take me to my family.
It's very close. If it won't be so close, I didn't ask this. And they would be shocked, like, oh my god, what do you want from us? So you were hiding.
I'm hiding my apartment. You had a bone shelter in there? This, yeah. Everybody had a bone shelter.
This bone shelter, this, this, this. So this is mine. Actually, I'm in my lawyer's factory. I don't have time.
I didn't have time. I didn't have time to close the windows. No, it's close. But it was like this.
So if the terrorist was came, here I was by, actually. And because they sit very close to my window, if I close, they can hear me. So I hide between under the bed, like a train four hours. My battery is gone.
There is no service in this time. I didn't know nothing, nothing, nothing. And the soldier, I just run and take me to my family to my family. And after the commander, the commander that shoots where I show you, I met him after a few weeks.
And he told me, I didn't know what to do. Maybe all your family died in your house. It was a flatter. Decision on the moment.
Yeah. And I don't left them any choice. I just run with him. So we go this way.
With the soldier, it was like 20 soldiers. It's a lot. They hit the horses. 20 soldiers that were surrounding her.
So, I mean, they move 10, bring the civilians. And then I move and they move them. They very protected me. It's important to say that here in the rooftop, there is a shooter from the Hamas.
Oh. It's America. It's America actually. And there, the twin douses, you can see a lot of that.
You see, this is my cat, Amos. Also, not in the Civil, but all the time go to right there. And I say to the soldier, be careful. Be careful.
There is a very big gap. Maybe they're there. And they actually be there. And we go all this.
Every open place, they stop looking and continue and bringing me up. Here we are behind the car. There is a big balcony. That's the way that my father do a very small thing.
This is the barman, the shelter, the house. And he do an intel. He can do it from outside. He can do it from outside.
He doesn't need to go inside. That's true. He can do it from outside. And who was here?
He was my 70 and 20 years old sister, to my sister and my mother. My brother was in Mexico in a certification. And it's very, very lucky because he commended me. So if he be here, he should die also with my father.
He's a navy. Very big commender. And now I want to show you, OK, after they bring me to him, we be here 24 hours more. We are just in 4 PM in Sanjay.
Rest good. Rest good. All the time. You can recognize between the soldiers.
The soldier is bodied. Boom. Single shot. Single shot.
And the terrorist is automatic. This is the sound you hear a little bit. And this time, a lot of tanks. For Israel.
A lot of Makachim. Who? B. Gards.
Gun, artillery. Gun, artillery. artillery, where? Everything, we were born to this, long-bound.
But we got up to this situation, so everybody recognized the sound. This, as we. So only the day after you could come out of here. You went for the soldier, could be with your family and then 24 more hours in here.
That's why I say the commender is shoot there. The soldier didn't know what to do. They want to mess up. I don't blame everyone.
It was very, very hard times. But the rest cuts, only in Sunday, we are one of the last rescues in the family. With no air, no electric, almost no food and water, no air, which is the portate, was very hardy hours, and so you are doing it. And all the time we didn't know what to do about my father.
We didn't know. We wait for him, why not come, why not come? He should come, the army is here, why is he still fighting, the army is here. And when the hours passed, we try to talk about the option that is high.
And what if, what if, what if, was very hardy? Only when we rescue, we get, we try to figure out how many people killed him. And then we say, okay, first people that go to fight. My luck that I've been in Kosovo, without knowing.
I've been on search of it only two days. In Tuesday, I heard my father die. I told you before, my friends told me, it didn't know almost a month. So two days is amazing.
And it's terrible. That's who got to burn. So the son of them didn't know almost a month if our parents die. Only two days.
So how many people live in Farazza? 1,000? 1,000? And killed 64.
64 died. Murdered. And how many were killed now? 18, but now five.
Some of them are released. And two of them die. In the terrible catastrophe of the friendly fire. If you want to tell about this in Grecia?
You know, the three hostages that were killed by our own. They thought they were terrorists. So two of them were from Farazza. Okay.
I didn't know that. I show you the houses. And like I said before, we all like family. The member of the murder is a fact of everybody.
Really. The terrorist came to the house. Murder the wife and the mother and the father. And the three children be alone in the house.
They hide in the closet. The two of the children. And one of them is a guy. She's very famous in the world.
She ran to this house. It's three years old children to the house with the son, the home of David. There is a group in the kibbutz. All day, not just in the world.
They practice a few times in the air to protect the kibbutz. It's people from air, not the army. People from air that live there. Like the sheriff of the kibbutz.
My father is the head of them. And they're all like soldiers. They fight like a soldier's ill. So we hide the father of brother, the brother, the family.
He's one of the members of the kita conenute. He takes his vest, his neck, helmet, and goes to fight. And then we see a guy, the little girl that's killed in front of her eyes. And she ran to her friends from the garden.
From the kindergarten. She was a blood, all out of her face, the blood of her father. And then it brings her home, goes to fight outside. And then the terrorist came and take all of her family with a guy in the Gaza.
Saturday, October 7th. Morning, terrorists and Gaza and civilians alike break through Israel's border with Gaza and into Israel proper. In this guder border, there is 80 breaks. Yeah.
80 breaks from the terrorist. They actually... 80 different places. Wow.
It's very unusual. Wow. How many good for it? In October, the army finds it 250 bodies of terrorists.
Just bodies. A lot of people. So they think something like 300. They're only in father.
It's a lot. It's a matter of insane. They all came in at once or it was different stages. Most of them at once.
They saw the army didn't came. They stayed. They stayed. From this trade, there is Golshan al Mok family.
The father and the big sister killed. And the mother with three children killed in Gaza. They set friends like 52 days after 52 days. Killing peace.
This is it, Amarios. The mother and father Ram and Lily, the murderer. They born the house like seven hours. And it's important to say that they bring a hammer.
Ah, flammable material. Flammable material. That's go up to 700 degrees. It's like more, I don't know.
I don't know. So they bought the house. It was a very long time to recognize the bodies of them. Like almost the moms.
They have two children. The children is a very close friend of mine. It was terrible time. You know, it's almost months.
You don't know if your parents died or kidnapped and in Gaza. You don't know where. It was a very hard time. Until the funeral.
And I speak by yourself. I don't know what to say. It was very beautiful house. Very colorful.
The mother, Lily, she ate of her boots. Culture. The culture of the only day she organized all these things. Why I forgot them.
So in this street there is also a coot family. All the family. Mother. Father, mother, daughter and two brothers.
Five people. They find them ag. Oh. Her bodies.
It's one of the terrible stories in the kibbutz. I'm sorry. I forgot to go to the story. But it's very important to say.
How many of you found? Um, kites. Okay. There is a traditional in the kibbutz.
Like a tertier traditional. Every suquot. The only day. We fly a kite here.
One of them goes to symbol for peace. Every family made their own kite. And we fly it and it's amazing. After I search a photo.
And it was, it needs to be in seven and a thousand. Nearly tomorrow is organized this traditional. And avivkuts, the coot's family. They always win this context.
Avivkut was the best kite made. So they were excited for this. And it's so symbolic that all the family died in this Saturday. And the woman that organized this.
Why is it symbolic? Because they organized ceremony for peace in seven and a thousand. And they murdered. It's messed up.
And we do it in Tel Aviv for their stages after the ceremony. The little symbol of peace that we do here. Everybody is like my family. Lillian was like my father.
And the last picture in my father's form is with Lili. So everybody is connected there. I was a madre chache la. We all want big families.
So it's a scoot for me to tell the stories. I don't know if they've told you about trying also the seven and a half. I tell my story when I come to my father. I think what it's so the viewer, it's like a...
It's like a Russian or letter. It's like... It's nothing wrong. And they're...
Disaster. It's not... It's not... It's not...
They don't become organized. They... Yes, this not. This died.
This... Live. But... They're generally...
This is art. This is not art. So it's very... It's like destiny.
I don't know how to call this. It's very messed up. This thing. The denial of what happened that day started shortly after the global celebrations for the massacres.
People say a lot of things, but... Denied that it didn't happen, it's very awful. I heard everything. I feel everything.
I lost my father. So the people that said that didn't happen at all, I'm sorry. This is stupid people. There is a photo.
We can see everything. The terrorist by himself feels everything. So I don't understand why they deny this. If it's okay or not okay, it's a lot of questions, but it's happened.
You lost more than just your father, your friends also. Maybe. I lost... I told them everybody's...
It's like a family for me. I very connect to this place. My father died and so many. Like my father died and so many.
It's like my father died and my best friend died. And my parents of my friends. A lot of people. Other elderly people were not so lucky.
This is my grandma's. Where is the sugar? My grandma is an 83-year-old. She lives by herself in the shelter, like more than 20 hours, with no food, water, medicine.
And the lucky, the rocket. It fell in the center of their cell phone. So the terrorist can't come to take care because they... ...they can't take care of the interest.
So it's funny that I say that the rocket is lucky, but it was lucky for her. Because nothing of video, rational. So this is the story of my grandma. I really love my grandma.
I'm proud of her. I'm proud of her. She's also... She's okay.
She's very good. She's in ...every day going to Shiatsu to reflect Sologia to... ...she's a surrogate. Meeting heads for the soldier to get a shell on car.
That's the one they call it. Yeah, she's an amazing woman. Actually, it's a funny story when the soldier can't take her... ...to rescue her.
...to rescue her. We don't say that. My grandma is the end of the street. The same background man is always your grandma.
And they say that you're going to live. Of course we raised Kibatiak. We can't forget her. She's a director.
She's a... ...craker. Everybody remember her. Yeah, memorable.
So it's funny. This is Galia and Zivi. We go to her house. They're still kidnapped.
They're still kidnapped. Here live Shtal family. The mom is murdered. Here, the murder...
...Bila Epshtan. She's like my grandma age. So, like I said before, it's like her... ...they're okay.
They're not. They're okay. And you see, the house is okay. You can see, you can't know the people die.
And still you have these flags with Shalom. Shtal family is very, very living piece. Very, very... ...very individual.
Who wants bits? Who wants? Who don't? So they're very, very, very, very...
...until now even the mom is murdered. They still want the piece. It's mostly than the rescue. They were not taken off to the family.
No, she just... ...she'd be alone in the house. And the mother would die too. It's important to say.
Then murder the dogs as well? Yes. A lot of dog owners are important to say too. Returning to Carraza.
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I believe that people with the little children, it's all art from them. I, 29 years old, I am single, I don't have boyfriend or children. And for my friends, it's a very hard question because we're starting our life. Nobody can say.
I say I want to come back, but my friends don't know it. And it makes sense. Until our friends don't come from Carraza, we don't know nothing. It's like still continuing for us.
It's not this don't end. And all the community say that they don't want to build Carraza new until they come back. And it's where I agree with this for 100%. And so we are here.
We are done. Licki's father. So they start their life going out with this camera to take a photo and they start a text from Carraza. They see how much you close with the border.
And they call to my father. I'm sorry, there is no other security team of the keyboard player. Go for a bit and run to the place of the gun. Unfortunately, there is no where in this place.
How do they know? Even though I think that's the answer. They don't know how they know. This is the staff thing.
But there are news reports of workers from Gaza who had permits to work in the keyboard team around here that they were doing reconnaissance and intelligence. No, no, no, no. They're doing a lot of work. They're doing a lot of work.
They're doing a lot of work. They're doing reconnaissance and intelligence. This is what everybody thinks. A lot of people from Gaza working in the building house, they're doing everything.
It's a shame that they are working. They are given permission to come to work in. After the work, they walk out, they can see, they'll do a list. So all the workers that worked here, they were cleared by the Israeli security services?
No, yes. I want to say my personal opinion, but it's only my personal opinion. I don't think that they work here. I think it's more than this.
My opinion. It's not about... I don't have proof, but... I think it's more than this.
It was a very big... very big failure. So my father, after a boy, he was telling me that the terrorist was doing his arrest, and he went to Iraq, to the gun place. The family that lived in front of us in the commandant of the hitat conenote.
Yes, the emergency team. The commander is the head of the team, and this is the commandant of the practicing. And it's very funny that the neighbor and the neighbor of the gun shelter, so the camp first. So the 16 members of the team security came in this morning to take the guns.
I asked them, do you speak to the people that are in the shakim shalam? Do you speak to the people that are in the shakim shalam? They managed to get the weapons. This is the first time they've been here.
This is my father. Shahraviani. And all these very brave men die in this glass. In this radius.
Most mass women. You can see my view for the father. It's very close to us. All these widows are the women.
I saw a work in the IDF, the UN Conference organization. That's my view. It's a very important thing. It's a very important thing.
It's a very important thing. What did you do there? It's a very important thing. Understand the needs.
The widows and orphans. That lost their loved ones in the defense of the country. Because of what I have been doing, I'm going to talk about the same thing. There's a lot of bureaucracy and a lot of emotional needs.
I'm going to talk about the same thing. My goal is to get them the support that they need as efficiently as possible. That's through the work of the IDF, the widows and orphans organization. All these neighborhoods are their wives and children.
It's members in our organization. Actually, actually. If you're an orphan now. Yes.
I'm an orphan. I'm an idea for. My father actually died near to this street. I know exactly where I've got.
Something like here. Here. The neighbor Mazi, the living, she also member in a regu. She saw it from the window.
Something like this, like in this place. They found their body in the massage position that they can tell that he fights. Until the last spring. Actually, protect the house.
You can see how much it's close to the house. It's under this. It's very brave for me to tell this story. I know my father.
The most of the things that he wants is to protect our family and our community. That's what happened. He fights until the last shoot. The terrorist is in the bush and there.
When they fight, they don't fight, they are important to say this. Actually, bring our life. Nothing to say more. Like I said with my father died, seven members of the team have secured it.
There is a very brave man that survives for me. He killed a lot of terrorists in this attack. He also heard that there was a shoot on the rooftop and under the gap under the houses. They fight for everything.
This is the blooded grass with the shoyo. We want to do a sign from every people who die now, a barram family service. This is a viviram. One of the members of the group is die here.
They do like little more women, delta. Okay, monuments. Monuments. It's a very lovable guy.
My father was the head of the security. Everybody know him. I want to say a few things about him. I show you the bus station.
My father came with a security car. Every morning before the children go to the school, he be there. See, I'm here. You are protected.
He gives a lot of security for the children and the people in the keyboards. When we risk from the keyboards in seven, eight, in October, all the mothers come to us all the time in the war. I say to my children, they say, Chachar protect us. My heart, I know it doesn't because they don't answer the phone.
My children, they feel protected just to know that Chachar protect us. It's very reggae-shotty. Move with me. Move with me.
Really, really, Chachar to Chachmita, hon. That he gives the sense of security. For everybody, the kids. The little children in the kindergarten, in the kindergarten.
The kindergarten. They think that my father stopped the rockets in my own hands because it's the arrow. He's really old before his die. He really was old for the children.
He's very excited. I was working with him in the kibbuten. Chachar, Chachar, and all the children come. You are the sheriff.
It's very exciting for me. My father is very temporarily. He's a kibbuten. He's a kibbuten.
They go to refugees in the kibbuten. He's next to between the tellyas in the middle of the center of Israel. My father is a kibbuten. He's buried there, but it's temporarily.
We want to move them here. It's very important for him to bring in Chachar, I know that it's important for him. After the funeral, we should go to a protect car, just the family. With the army, we go to bury them here.
It's very hard to walk in this time. They can't sell us. We move them when it was a piece. Now we can visit them, so it's more nice.
Swarming with terrorists. There is something like 150 terrorists, only in these moments. Do you know what makes this type of damage? Tank, RPGs, a lot of it, they came in with a lot of artillery.
As they say, they are a artillery that came with it. My speak level has been to war for years. They came with the Kamutla and Joneeta. Great amounts.
They brought a lot of weapons. You can check in the website and all the things I don't know. This is the damage you can see. This looks like people in their twenties.
Twenty. This is my sister apartment. She fell asleep in my mother's house in this Friday. This is my friend, my friend, my friend.
They go to party on Friday. They came back in Saturday in the morning. They sent a terrorist and go first with a car. This part of the Renaissance.
It's very American. The neighbor in this house over there on the end of the street. How are we? Is that a man or woman?
Men. He was at the Novavastava. Okay, they are going to party in the Bercheva. Most of this neighbor, the party and most of them come back to the Kivuts.
So the terrorists can go out and the people from the Bercheva go to the Novav. So all the bodies on the road and also survive. It's all my father and the Novavites. It's a hero.
This is a lot of what's in it. I don't know what to do. A lot of RPG, grenade. I don't know how they bring this assault, but the most attack was there.
Cool, it's here. He survived. Cool, you're fine. There is a video I show you.
How they are screaming from the window. Maybe you saw this video. I don't know, maybe. I know so many.
There is a car pedal that rescues. Crazy. Crazy. Crazy.
Look. I mean, also this, but also all the shooting here. Massive. And two of them didn't be there.
They go to the party. They were Novavite. They were Novavite. They were Novavite.
Yeah. Phone. If you know phone. Right.
And the other part, you can see all the people. There is a car pedal. I got, we go there. They made a museum.
You can come in with a car pedal. They take one house. One house. The car pedal, murder.
And do like a museum to land theatre to remember. And this part a lot of people die. You can show you in 20 years old. Murder.
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It's a murder. It's the son of a fairly understand. The son of a fairly understand. The son of a fairly understand.
The son of a fairly understand. She was supposed to be released in December. She was one of my best friends of my sister, uncle. I saw the video you sent me of your sister when they got data to us.
The video. She is one of those girls. She's one of those girls. How many?
I don't know, I don't know. I don't know how it's been. I'm sorry. I thought he was a good guy.
I thought he was a good guy, so... I thought he was a good guy. It was not 100 years old. I thought he was a good guy.
Well, he Freddy's. I thought he was a good guy. You know what? Killing yourself to save your loved one.
The Prophet in the apartment is a girlfriend, and they always put a gunade, and survive her girlfriend. And this is ma'am. So it's very brave story that I want to... So say the like of this woman?
Me too. Exactly. She's okay. Except that woman.
Me too. When they rescue, she needs to jump over his body. And after we figure out it was engaged, she was only 22 years old, very young. But she bought wedding dress.
So it's a very art story. All these neighbours. It's like young people that want to start their life hang out with friends, study something travel in the world, and all their dreams cut. I want to translate for you this in Sweden.
I don't know how to say it in English. It's the main part of the human. See? So, how long?
Five? Why are you good? It's like a part of the people on the sofa. It's a very art sentence.
If you have any questions, please, we'll discuss the coming topic. Let's start again. So, there's still a terrorist in here on the 11th of October. Yeah, I see.
But like in the 11th of October, there is a terrorist here and an arrow pointing into the apartment. Why? There's other communicating with the soldiers that are out here trying to clear the area, so there's someone that has identified that there's a terrorist in here. I don't know for whatever reason they need to move on to whatever, but they write the message for the next guy, there's somebody in here.
It's only young people who die. They don't fight anyone, they don't be armed, they just be a young people. So, they're murdered in a very brutal way. Sally's birthday.
In the 16th of October, there is a birthday for our friends in Val Salomon, which we're an economy in Salih, and we celebrate in the Kibbutz Niram in the next place, and we take the father and we break a new party. Everybody drunk, everybody celebrate dancing, and actually it was a goodbye party. Salih our friends started their morning, and this neighbor, we can't go inside the neighbor. I'm sorry, I don't say this before, we can take it through photo for me.
And me and Sally sit here until 11 o'clock in the night. We'll be very drunk, and you know, like a very old good friend talk about their life, and his birthday, so I'll tell him. I wish them a lot of things for this birthday. In Saturday morning, he sends us a message in the Watsapu group of the friends, and he said they shoot me.
And he sent us a picture of us shooting, and after like half an hour, I don't know how they walk the south, and Merdera, they were very Botallic, and it was less than 29 years ago. This is the house, the name of the neighbor, you can see David. This is the woman's house, he's keeping up with the galley, the green brother. Okay, Emily, she's my friend, I told her about her.