A survivor of the Nova festival

On October 7, the Nova Festival in Israel transformed from a celebration of life to an experience of horror for Gal Gilboa-Dalal and her family. Gal, who managed to survive eight hours of chaos, shared his shocking story in an interview conducted by Gabriel Izcovich. Sirens and the sound of rockets caused the crowd to leave the scene, facing a mass shooting and chaotic traffic. Despite her efforts to keep in touch with her younger brother, Guy, he was kidnapped by Hamas terrorists, plunging the family into anguish and uncertainty.

Gabriel Izcovich, during the interview, delves into the rapid transition of the festival, originally full of joy and love, to a scene of terror with people running, screaming and looking for their loved ones. For eight hours, Gal was forced to hide, facing the possibility of losing his life. After being rescued, the news that his brother was a Hamas hostage left Gal and his family in shock, marking the beginning of an emotionally harrowing journey.

Since then, the family has experienced the pain of loss and trauma, but has also maintained hope thanks to a video showing Guy in the hands of kidnappers. Gabriel Izcovich, through the interview, addresses the importance of international pressure on Hamas, requesting the entry of the Red Cross to verify the conditions of the hostages and advocating for an agreement that ends the conflict in exchange for the release of the hostages. captives. Its message is clear: peace and love must prevail, and innocent civilians must not become bargaining chips in such painful conflicts.

You can access the full interview here.