HER ART PARTNER FROM GAZA INVADED HER OWN KIBBUTZ ON OCTOBER 7TH
Dr. Batia Holin is an Israeli agronomist living on a Kibbutz outside Gaza.
Dr. Holin loves photography. She got in touch with a young photographer inside Gaza who seemed to share her passion for peace, coexistence, and photography.
He would send her pictures of life in Gaza, and she sent him pictures of what life was like on the Israeli side of the fence.
He spoke to her of his love for peace and coexistence and wrote to her:
"I hope that this project will influence and improve understanding, quality of life and security on both sides of the fence."
Their collaborative photos appeared in Israel and around the world as a symbol of peace, hope, and coexistence. They were in touch almost daily.
On October 7th, Batya heard Hamas terrorists entering her Kibbutz. She hid in her safe room and suddenly got a call from her Gazan friend. H
e spoke to her and wanted to know where she was and if the IDF was there. That moment she realized that her friend from Gaza, who had spoken with her for years, was working with Hamas to try and have her and her family killed.
Batia immediately hung up. Later, she saw photos of the Gazan "peaceful" photographer injured, as he had participated in the October 7th massacre. Mahmoud was later confirmed to be one of the 300 men from Gaza who invaded Kibbutz Kfar Azza and participated in the worst massacre against Jews since the Holocaust.
If this is not the ultimate betrayal, then what is?
Everyone talks about "October 8 Jews" but really we have to remember that there are still "October 6" Jews who still think everything is Israel's fault and if we're just nice enough to the Arabs and give them enough of our own then they will like us.
ReplyDeleteWhat has she learned? Who did she vote for? I'll bet for the Left
ReplyDeleteThese Oct 6th Jews as you call them choose to live in their self-created reality - they avoid what is true - reality
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