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October 7th: A year of war through the eyes of those who lived it

2024/10/6
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Abu Yahya
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Ahmed Khalifa
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Batia Ofir
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Daniel Estrin
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Farha Abu-Hajja
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Gal Cohen
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Hadeel Al-Shalchi
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Mayrav Roth
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Michelle Kellerman
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Daniel Estrin: 本报告从十月七日哈马斯对以色列的袭击开始,详细描述了袭击的多种方式,包括空降、游泳和陆路渗透,以及袭击造成的巨大人员伤亡和人质事件。报告还讲述了基布兹贝埃里幸存者的故事,他们如何在袭击中保持沉默并躲藏在安全屋中,以及他们在袭击后所经历的创伤和悲伤。报告还描述了基布兹贝埃里社区在一年后仍然面临的挑战,包括重新安葬死者和决定如何处理受损的建筑物。 Mayrav Roth, Gal Cohen, Batia Ofir, Yasmin Raanan: 这些幸存者和亲属的证词生动地展现了十月七日袭击给他们带来的巨大创伤和长期影响。他们讲述了失去亲人的痛苦,以及他们在努力应对创伤和重建生活过程中所面临的挑战。他们的故事突显了战争对个人和社区的毁灭性影响,以及在面对如此巨大的损失时,人们如何努力寻找希望和继续生活下去的动力。 Ea Betraoui, Jerry Simpson, Takwa: 本报告关注的是加沙地带的平民,他们遭受了以色列空袭的巨大打击。报告详细描述了Iman Ebboside一家在一次空袭中丧生的悲剧,以及人权观察组织对这次袭击的调查结果。报告还讲述了Iman Ebboside姐姐Takwa的故事,她失去了所有六个孩子,并努力在巨大的痛苦中继续生活。这些故事突显了战争对平民的残酷影响,以及国际人道主义法的必要性。 Kat Lanzorf, Suleiman Mikhat, Allegra Pacheco, Farha Abu-Hajja, Khalil Shikaki, Raida, Samira: 本报告关注的是约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦人,他们面临着来自以色列定居者和军队的暴力行为的增加。报告详细描述了以色列定居者对约旦河西岸穆瓦贾拉特一所小学的袭击,以及以色列军队对杰宁的袭击造成的破坏。报告还讲述了约旦河西岸巴勒斯坦人的恐惧和不安全感,以及他们对加沙冲突蔓延到他们地区的担忧。 Hadeel Al-Shalchi, Abu Yahya, Samia Bushadeh, Ahmed Khalifa, Maisa Namorani, Imam Bilal Dekke: 本报告关注的是以色列的巴勒斯坦公民,他们在十月七日袭击后面临着歧视和不安全感。报告详细描述了他们遭受的言语和身体攻击,以及他们因在社交媒体上发表支持结束战争的言论而被监禁或骚扰的情况。报告还讲述了他们如何努力在充满恐惧和不确定性的环境中继续生活。 Michelle Kellerman, Yael Braudo-Bahat, Reem Al-Hajadra, Angela Scharf: 本报告关注的是以色列和巴勒斯坦妇女为和平所做的努力。报告讲述了她们在十月七日袭击前后的合作,以及她们对和平的共同呼吁。她们的故事突显了妇女在和平进程中发挥的独特作用,以及她们在面对冲突和暴力时所展现的韧性和决心。

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Kibbutz Be'eri, the Israeli community that suffered the most casualties during the Hamas attacks, is still grappling with grief and loss a year later. Survivors recount the harrowing experience of hiding in silence as attackers went door to door. The community is still burying its dead and making agonizing decisions about how to move forward, with some suggesting preserving the destroyed homes as a memorial while others prefer to rebuild.
  • 102 people were killed in Kibbutz Be'eri, the highest death toll of any Israeli community.
  • Three residents are still held captive in Gaza.
  • Survivors describe the agonizing silence they maintained while hiding from attackers.
  • The community is debating whether to preserve the destroyed homes as a memorial or to rebuild.

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The October 7th Hamas-led attacks on Israel and the subsequent Israeli invasion of Gaza have changed the course of geopolitics. The events have upended the lives of countless individuals, and they will have far reaching consequences for the world. Today, we're presenting a special episode of State of the World, NPR's daily global news podcast. Our team of reporters in the region bring us stories of lives changed in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank.State of the World brings you vital international stories from NPR reporters around the globe every week day. You can find them on Apple), Spotify) or your podcast platform of choice.For sponsor-free episodes of Consider This, sign up for Consider This+ via Apple Podcasts or at plus.npr.org. Email us at [email protected] more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices)NPR Privacy Policy)