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Hostage Survivor Describes Unexpected Triggers of Trauma
How 1 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By Lihia Gordon
What happened
Hostage survivor Sagui Dekel-Chen spoke about the unexpected triggers of his trauma three years after the massacre, including simple activities like building a sukkah. He described how everyday objects and situations can cause anxiety, and that intentionally facing these triggers has not yet brought relief.
- 01Hostage survivor Sagui Dekel-Chen described ongoing trauma triggers three years after the massacre.
- 02He identified unexpected triggers like building a sukkah, causing anxiety.
- 03Dekel-Chen noted that common triggers include loud noises, darkness, and hunger.
- 04He intentionally confronts triggers but finds no relief yet.
- 05The survivor shared his experiences at an October Council exhibition.
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The coverage
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