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Israeli Hostage Daniela Gilboa Shares Her Ordeal and New Hope After 477 Days in Hamas Captivity
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First reported by N12 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israeli observer Daniela Gilboa recounts her 477-day captivity by Hamas after the October 7 attack, detailing her survival, the ignored warnings before the assault, and her new life pursuing music and healing.
- 01Daniela Gilboa was held captive by Hamas for 477 days after the October 7, 2023 attack.
- 02She warned Israeli authorities of Hamas training near the border before the assault but was ignored.
- 03Gilboa credits her survival to close bonds with fellow hostages and music created during captivity.
- 04She witnessed the deaths of comrades and suffered injuries during the attack and captivity.
- 05Since release, Gilboa is pursuing a singing career and seeks recognition beyond her kidnapping.
- 06Her partner notes their lives have changed, focusing now on living and rebuilding after trauma.
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