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. we are going to the sold for the situation. this homework. nothing is obvious anymore. not even the state of israel, the . that's me. cash donica in the summer of 2023. a german guy from berlin on his 1st visit to israel. just a few months before the home, off terabyte tech on october 7th, i think my colleagues, sony duff, knew goldstein is a present and television and took me on a tool of processing and

a multi part series. we were hoping to showcase teller, east lifestyle, exploring its seemingly caffrey night life. it's fascinating food of and culture, and learning about queer life in the city. i sense great freedom. he had the time to leave with its life so full of pleasure. as was one of the best cities in the world, 2 parties known as the capital of cool one hour trip. we got to know some fascinating people a year later after the how much the tech and during the war we went to visit them the. busy the man. ringback the,

the beginning i thought it was the wins recently, thousands of records. we shot 10 of us to do this out all over the place. my friend who is also a survivor of terrorism called me in the morning and she basically said wake up. we're under attack, that's what she said. and she hung up and i was like, what was just pacing around here on the carpet, back and forth. and i will say, what's going on? how could this be? how can this be worse, the military, where's the military? where is the police? what's going on? what's going on with the all the, remember the what, where we were and that saturday when the sirens started, it's weird to say, but we keep saying it came out of nowhere as if it's not a war zone. all the time is if we don't have shelters, if the, if we, but in a way it came as a surprise. i woke up to, you know,

a different world for me. so since then everything changed. everything changed. at 1st glance to love. it looks exactly the same as it did on my 1st visit. but one thing stands out all over the city. the post is with the woods, bring them home, and photos of the hostages. i wanted to know how has to live you've changed since october 7th and what are people's expectations of the future to begin i visit you on i'm sure he definitely goldstein. i'm 33 years old. i'm telling these radio anchor model and a to be it's the 1st time we've seen each other since the how must aerotech high low c to long. i think it's been a year about about found box since the last 10 years and you go to kits in 18.

0, sorry. taking us both via stuff. yeah. cause it with a hold you been it looks like television is fine. it's not fine. if i'm reading on the paper, the people died or soldiers died or people lost their homes. the fact that i'm fine. still, i'm fine. the biggest thing is that i have lost also 2 friends in the know the party. take me for october 7th for you. we were downstairs and my mom's shelter for a few hours and and just the late morning of the news started to

just to screen what's really happening in votes. and i remember i used to wait for phone calls of children people to their cars to certainly move you for the last time and now we're being blamed for committing the other side. it's. it's absurd. it's absurd. and i think, i think it's changed me as a person because they used to be a more compassionate. the the in 2023. i met mohammed to obvious acquit activist full of energy. we talked about

his air with muslim families. something i also learned from him is that tell of youth as an island of queer freedom, even with in israel. so as far as i understand, the relationship between is an arabs is like not the best. well, how is it being a queer person and some of these does that affect it in any way? i would prefer to use the term maybe as reason, palestinians. i've lived my entire life in, you know, mixed places, muslims, jews, christians sounds ready for the shape, but everybody lives together. even if there are attentions and it really comes and goes, if you feel it's less, i'm not going to shiver. coats the experiences of arabs here and there, there is racism. there is discrimination means behind the ibm 26 years old. i'm from nazareth originally, nazareth is the largest air of city and israel. i live in tel aviv. i am

a freelance writer and speaker. i'm also a student is that he, government, and inability, my lifestyle. my existence is a potential crime. my words, my mouth is my wife and you know, other people use rifles use bombs, use missiles use, you know, f sixteens, use whatever. and i think this understanding is very reflective of the community that i come from. they were a community that was part of a consistent air of majority that existed here for at least a 1000 years. that's also another historical fact that needs to be recognized. um and in 1948 out of the blue like this, we were turned into a minority in our own homeland. i tried to remind myself that if we're being cold, delusional for wanting to present

a pragmatic alternative that is based on justice on mutual recognition and reconciliation slash piece. then what do you call massy and divisions that have been rolling israel for the last decades and think that we can just ignore 7000000 post indians forever. we can continue to occupy it, then we can continue to oppress them. and we can continue to just blame us for every single thing without taking in consideration. the fact that this is a shared homeland and is really imposing an interest or intertwined. and if housing is continue to suffer, as rarely as will suffer. today, the space in front of the tel aviv museum of art is known as hostages square. it's a place to remember the more than 250 people taken hostage during the from us, tara tech on israel, on october 7th, in 2023. the

yeah, so this is yvonne. he's my friend from school and he drove to the noble festival. everyone in that car that he joined were found dead. they were, they were shot and he was getting up uh injured. um. he was concerned missing for i think at least 50 days. i didn't know he was, you know, dad and still on identifying like the body it is just snatched out of the blue 11 day. i mean, honestly, i would expect every human being with a soul with the the least amount of humanity that's left a man to field torn apart the

skies. take a good look around and tell me what you can see. okay. okay, so over here i see a couple of towers, couple of old goals. everything that's quite ancient. and over there you have the skyscrapers everything. everything is brand new. the the, this has been actually my life mission for the past 4 and a half years. last year we met the successful q rate. uh have you type in our ship? hundreds. we were impressed by efforts to promote diversity until lorenz, intel aviv. hello. my name is i retired, been michelle parents with the mayor's advisor for art and culture. also of in the artist association in charge of policies

regarding rights of artists in israel. market size. all right, thank you so much. thank joseph. very good. we are a special family. the father cooks, the mother keeps their last name. i can definitely say that i am a career woman and so i think after october, 7th brook, 1st of all i became a mother 0 of the 3 of you. oh my god, this wife says the boss me to the yeah. for the guy. the 1st is think was just to hold my husbands and my 3 children. and then my daughter was a soldier. she got a call from the military that she should come instantly on that saturday. and i just wanted to lock her in her room. and it was really serious about

it. so i'm not sending her to this crazy war zones with such a chaos. at the beginning, she was on the street and there were several wrists coming into the area. she was in a 20 year old girl, is is responsible for the desk of people because you know, whenever the drone detected some live action, whether it was a dog or whether uh there were people, women and children. the instruction was to shoot down any life movements inside of garza in the beginning, in the 1st month that the 2 tunes went in. when

she comes home, she goes to parties. she does her nail polish, and she goes and buys clothes and she's a young, 20 year old girl. and this is the age of all our children and soldiers protecting our whole country children. the 1st time she came back from gaza, it was really concerning how quiet she was. i remember research. she was sort of in shock, i guess. and her eyes were blank. her eyes were hollow. yeah. sort of wholeness in her eyes. capital bottled inside

the night life and to love you, it's like dancing on a volcano. lovely place is really liking the vibe. i mean, when you read the news going out here, the missiles, isn't it dangerous? well, unfortunately, you have violence all over the world, and yes is ro still suffers from terror attacks. even myself, one time was watching from a ball on a chair, a test on the single street. i saw everything from upstairs. there was no searching of this time. it's very sad and heartbreaking to say that it's a part of our lives. they feel like my dreams and may even be has been shattered. the

we love everyone who loves the music. we just don't talk about this stuff here. we just enjoyed the good or enjoy the music. celebrate the music. and it's all about this when we come here, we don't care about the policy. is really arabs, muslims, arabs, christian arabs, jews, this crazy. my name is the old spinal. i'm 32 years old. i own a copy of this and there i own a company that manage people part exchanges. rugs. ready friends of mine to at the morning of october semper and the, to the, jumped to the south to fight. and i didn't see them for a month, month and a half. and you know, when, when they come back to you,

you see ghosts that you see their faces like ghosts. i don't know these big party defense liked um i believe what's going on inside. it's different. the many, many needs right now is dealing with traumas as well. so they didn't want to deal with it just crystal clear, the one noticeable change is that people are drinking more since october 7th alcohol consumption than israel has searched the rate was pretty low before i read that since the war began. one in every 4 is rarely have increased the use of addictive substances like alcohol and other drugs. the

kind of even was and still is one of the most expensive cities in the world. property prizes, especially high back in 2023 architecture. russell, i'm on showed as one of the luxury houses she renovated so i totally liked the place. how deep were i need something in my pockets to actually rent. oh, various the problem with very, very they've been to be very nice to your bank for will be around, i'll tell you in shekels around the $60000.00 shekels per month, 60000 shekels per month. it's a lot. i told you my name is she has solomon, i'm an architect. and i live in televi tv's. i'm based in tel aviv. i was born into her on iran. we left, you ran after they stomachs for, for lucian,

the people are less concerned with the, the design of their house and more of the safety. it's just less poetic work right now and more of a survival mode. the television also has an economic problem. since the attack, more than $150000.00 per listing and labor as can no longer end to israel from the west bank, well gaza strip of leaving a gaping hole in the construction industry in particular fall. she's also limone. enter a building contract to bust him for gala. this means many construction sites are at

a standstill. slow but clearly the hosted with a whole and within the, within my of them uh to them. but have my, could i have football its the zoom in, in the, in the queue impulse the the, he is a spiritual person, he's a muslim, he believes in god, he's doing everything according to the coal on. and i'm the opposite of doing everything through making him upset. but to boston forgives me. if boston forgives me, been whose god, you know, i can deal with them. and uh, we're just very good friends.

if someone looks at israel and tries to understand it in black and white, they will fail. there is no black and white here. it's all shades of gray. it's very complicated. and when you are asking me about my work for relationships with arabs, we need also to understand that there is really arch wire like me, citizens of this country. but our muslim or christian, and there is the palestinians. they're not citizens of israel. they live in the territories orient garza, my heart breaks for what happened to the palestinians and garza. i know that many as early as don't share this feeling and i understand it. i really

do. i mean it's, it's hard to feel for the other side when you're still trying to understand if you're, if you're alive. as i see public sales all over the city of eas could come under attack at any time. so shelters need to be easily accessible. people only get 90 seconds warning we have a history with bob shelters in israel. the 1st ones i think were uh, were built in the 50s, but uh, every few years there is a new regulation its according to the file that we get here. so at the moment of the, my actual evans, this is the only thing that can save lives here in israel and people take it very

seriously. so this would be your usual way basically when you for the shelter. yeah. yes. from here. yeah, i have a minutes and a half to around to the shelter in a few times i just ran to the shelter with a towel and all of the shampoo. oh wow. yeah, i hear and, but we really run like crazy and i know they code and that's where we go. dry side here to to a staircase that, that is our shelter in ours. that's a whole neighborhood. maybe 20 to 30 people. yeah. yeah. yeah. and we sat here for 10 minutes and we are on the box on really really strong the or

the baby. the food until a visa is totally delicious. the city is famous for its featured flavors by cutting the re influences from the whole regions on the plates. homeless and section peacefully, co exist. and then there was this, the rico let's say that lives in a couple weeks. i'm a coby some. when i met date is old and they work in the week of

the comedy musket. i am sending documents are sending good men the i continue and people wants to be nice. so no speed is best the the a little bit about the feelings interest me to do it every day. morning. every day except try but no, no, no, no, no, no, you can us. i'm good weather one. so i good us. what day? one through the cleaned up in the so this to keep this or this is

the for me for my family. every day the jovial colby's mother had to serve in the wolf of 3 months. he was called up full reserve, his duty on october 7th to send everybody talks more to you need come to down, let me know. i'm with richard said, uh the last time i do. oh me. it's something like uh, 7 minutes ago. what's, what's called me, i have not there will even though. oh, in fact, but there was one way, but the feeling inside you cannot then go. so you go i was a like a surgeon. i need to say, can't afford the soldiers,

they will. we'll to take care of for the food for the stuff my sons of say go inside and outside in garza every, please, a go to do with, well we go full sort of the the i remember one week a do something like 6 times when we go in different places, i make it between 15220000 the week of so that's why they

do the so no seems best. if i told you i can for all distorted just need. and then of the 2 weeks, my commander tell me we spoke to some the so just to, to see family isn't mother and wife. and i want the every soldier to come with the some present for the family. i go in the i get the oldest, but look where i'm the home comes with one of the pieces and the i get it in the this morning. and the there was us go to the boat to the cemetery.

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the gag advanced as a movement language that was developed and levies at the but save a dance company. among other things, guy got aims to stimulate and strength and the body with all the sensors. the young dentist here were also doing the military service they i'm as i continue to rehearse and train while serving as a soldier down and said that when going back, then she showed me a few god moves my name is leanna i though i'm 20, i'm from 10 am on and i'm events are with them. some of the much of

a lot of my friends from, from school that been in class with me are now in the army those other ages. so i'm constantly worrying my boyfriend. the everyone like everyone is, is part of it. i said no one, no one, no one here has no connection at all. i really feel doing are, is, is helping helping me specifically helping also people in my company. and i've been guardians a beat them some kind of destruction, but also, but also not also poor thing. it's like

so it's really make you question what is that there's the meaning of what you're doing. what does the meaning of dancing now? does the meaning of performing now and the way we perform and, and the way we serve our to an audience. now the good arts and that you question i think art is a means of communication. it's an excuse. it's an excuse to bring people together to express yourself. i live. all right, so i live in breeze are are it's also i think um means life. it's

a means of life of fatality being creative is being alive. this is a glance and tomatoes plans based. read the prince's me. so i want you guys to try . oh my god, i'm going to make you begin. excellent, loving. because nobody tastes really feel free to, you know, actually surprised. i met me call a bit, a creative food expert. shortly after the start of the war against a mazda, many people donated food for the victims. to me, holler was dismayed when she saw how poorly organized the distribution was. that donated food was being wasted. my name is me kind of as a i am a guster and on

a work with food culture sustainability people. and i think here in israel, there was a big problem because a, a lot of for just went to waste because the, uh, because there was no one to organize everything. and the people were really scared because what's gonna happen with the fact that there are no farmers anymore, not in the south and not in the north. what's gonna happen with our food security in as well. there's no thinking ahead in the state of israel. i met the policy in, in group of slow food and we really, really like i really tried. i would just like that. like i was there all day like let's talk, let's stop, let's stop. it's hard for them. and i really understand this. it's

a big challenge. to communicate with the palestinians as an as riley. and the more the gach is getting stronger like the conflict is getting stronger, the more the gap is getting deeper and it's difficult. they still believe that fluid is a way of getting people together. if we can share heritage, if we can share this space displace and then it would be really nice to have homes together. you know, i mean we have homeless here made by posting is from joshua. good. ready can really be

a way to promote understanding and if so, how do we get everyone back to the table the, the conflict surrounds us. it's in everything that we do. it's in our swimming pool and it's in our food and it's in our institutions and it's, it's, the conflict is everywhere. if i'm thinking of it or not, if it's there, the i usually come here between 3 and 5 times a week. it's a way to keep sanity and this really insane play.

one of the most annoying frontiers is the last way the world left when people were like leaving us alone and calling me and occupier and shouting, and sensing from the river to the see is if my parents didn't come here to find a safe place because the world they didn't list any other place to the jewish people. what they're saying is like, yeah, you don't have any rights to be there so you cannot say anything. and that makes me feel very, very bad, very bad. and scared and alone isolated the we do see a lot of jews from all over the world. it sounds weird. i know,

but there is a movement of people in they ask brown jews that are looking to find their new house in israel. they feel unsafe anywhere else. not that they feel very safe here . so, but it's uh it's, it's complicated. it is the to leave and the people i revisited here have changed dramatically since october 7th, 2023. but what's next? is the solution to the conflict or any vision for the future. the. this is a conflict that much more smart church people and educated people than me have been trying to solve for at least a century. and they failed so far. can i still use something that i drew?

this is actually fine, but i'm a freak and the very 1st days after that we're 7 i do this now and this is basically a map of the region from the river to the see like what is known as the israel palestine. and this is kind of my proposal to a 2 state solution if, if we go by my plan guys, it would get more coast area. and this area here in the mediterranean is very, very rich with gas natural gas to this area. gaza, which has to be like an apocalypse can in less than 10 year become the single floor of the region. the am process, the for free time is done for the last 15 years, even more,

i am processing to end the occupation and for a published in, in states to stay solutions. we call it we need to bring the, the freedom and we need to bring the mix cultured and piece together. unfortunately, it doesn't look like the wind is traveling to a very nice place for just outside of these ro. so it's not like i'm gonna find myself in new york live in liberty to look at because i don't know what's going to happen and it's going to save me then it's not that i have any other passports or any other country that would have me or that i would feel at

home. this is my home. i think no one wants war. no one wants conflict. and i hope that's nice. and i have hope and humanity cling to hope. right now if i'm honest, hope is a bit elusive. it's a they concept. i listen to there's not much that i can do except of clinging to hope not in my lifetime, you know, talking about peace. no. wow. yeah, i've lost hope for peace. and don't think um choosing owner of skin uh co exist. i have a yes the take the do i need another one. i mean, when you want me to ship a sofa,

ma'am at the top. uh. and the mom and she lives on the basement of a look at those particular. my voice is a voice of hope and i don't want to say reconciliation because i don't think we are . they're not like not us. and of course, also not the 1st students. but our voice is a voice that says we must. and this war we must, and this conflict. we are here because we wants to leave here. and no one from both sides is not going anywhere. it's. so we're going to make this place

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usually an accessible to western media, a close and the most of this floor of attrition. the ukraine's move, the other side starts october 26 on dw, the dw news, and these are our top stories is really is our marketing one year since the hum austin diligent group, carry down the deadliest terror attacks. and israel's history, more than 1200 people were killed and around 250, taken hostage into a gauze of thousands of people attended to commemorating in tel aviv where a minute's silence was observed to honor the victim's v is rarely army has carried out air strikes on what he calls

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