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Haaretz EnglishCulture

Children's Stories Offer Outlet for October 7 Survivors

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Israeli author Shira Geffen encouraged children displaced by the October 7 attacks to write stories as a way to cope with trauma. The children's tales use imagination to confront horrors they experienced. One story describes a "pillow war" symbolizing the overwhelming nature of the events. This initiative highlights the power of creative expression for young survivors.

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  • Israeli author Shira Geffen is helping children displaced by October 7 write stories.
  • The project uses imagination to help children confront trauma.
  • Children's stories reveal their experiences of horror.
  • Creative expression is a tool for young survivors.
  • The initiative focuses on children from Gaza border communities.

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