Israel-Hamas War
Voices from a traumatised, fearful, changed, and very unpredictable Israel
Women living in Israel talk to the Business Post about the emotional aftermath of the October 7 terrorist attacks, and how they feel about the bombing of Gaza
In their dying moments, Rinat, a social worker in Tel Aviv, and Chen, her husband, formed a shield around their two youngest children, protecting them from the Hamas terrorists’ bullets that would extinguish their lives and those of their two eldest children in a heinous attack on October 7.
Eleven-year-old Tomer and Nir, his eight-year-old brother, survived. Rinat, Chen, Ido (14) and Alon (16) did not.
“All her life, she helped people,” Meital, a fellow social worker, told the Business Post last week as she returned from her murdered friend Rinat’s funeral.