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Gaza Captive Recounts Hamas Attack, 505 Days Underground A survivor recounts being abducted from a music festival on October 7th and enduring 505 days of captivity in Gaza, including starvation and psychological abuse. He found strength in his faith and the hope of rescue, and upon release, reunited with his partner and is now undergoing therapy and writing about his experience.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 A survivor details his abduction from a music festival and 505 days of captivity in Gaza. 02 He describes the Hamas attack, the shelter siege, and his survival amidst fallen friends. 03 Faith and hope for rescue sustained him during his prolonged underground imprisonment. 04 Upon release, he reunited with his partner, with whom he plans to marry. 05 He is undergoing therapy for PTSD and has published a book about his ordeal. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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