Ola Metzger, a survivor of the October 7 massacre in Israel, shares a chilling account of her experience.
As she instructed her daughter to “hide under the bed because bad guys were out there shooting all over, all around,” she vividly recalls hearing two looters in the house who sounded like they were about the age of her 13-year-old son.
The terror intensified as she realized that terrorists had already burned down many of her neighbors’ homes, resulting in the tragic loss of three young children and their parents next door.
These heartbreaking moments of hiding with her family had a profound impact on her perception of the Gazan people.