FLASH
Shkruar nga Ben Blushi
Following the long line of that bloody border, from where the sounds of sporadic bombings come every moment, I stopped and placed my hamburger and water on top of his printed photograph, as many people before me had done.
Israel is filled with photos of the hostages that Hamas kidnapped on October 7, 2023, on every street, in every neighborhood, and on every window.
People are asking the government to let them return home.
Of the 247 abducted men, women, children and the elderly, 58 have not yet returned and this is the reason why the painful war in Gaza is not ending.
Hamas terrorists keep the conflict open by hiding civilian hostages in the dark and endless tunnels of Gaza.
One of those who has not yet returned is Matan Zangauker, 25, who was kidnapped with his girlfriend from a kibbutz that was attacked by terrorists nearly 600 days ago.
I saw his photo on the counter of a kiosk near the border between Israel and Gaza, where I stopped to buy a hamburger and a bottle of water.
Following the long line of that bloody border, from where the sounds of sporadic bombings come every moment, I stopped and placed my hamburger and water on top of his printed photograph, as many people before me had done.
This is how everyday life is in Israel.
The sadness of this never-ending war is shared at every table, in every home and in every family, with bread and water.
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