Idan Amadi speaks for the first time after being seriously injured in Gaza: "I arrived at the hospital burnt and sooty"/Niv Aharonson
The beloved singer and actor was released at the end of last January from his hospitalization at Sheba Hospital, after being seriously injured in the war in Gaza.
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Idan Amadi
managed to hold a press conference, answered the questions of the local and international media and managed to make us all shed a tear for the loss of his comrades in battle.
This morning, Amadi shared the first photo from the fresh injury moments and shared with all of us some more of his moving words.
"One of the doctors at the hospital calls me '360', he says that there is a tendency for people to think that if you have made a 360-degree turn then you are back at the starting point, but with battle wounded the story is a bit different, this trip through the sharp, flat and dull corners of life, of war, Changes you, shapes you and through him you are reborn, writes the singer.
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He uploaded the moving text alongside a photo in which he is almost unrecognizable, just as reported when the hospital welcomed him when he was injured and even wrote: "In the photo is an unknown 22-year-old in the trauma department."
Later he continues sharing about the understanding of what happened to him and the important moments of life that he must appreciate and this is as a thank you for his life in honor of his 36th birthday yesterday (Sunday).
"From time to time I have some kind of understanding about the miracle that happened to me, but I honestly don't think I will ever grasp it. That's how miracles are, you have to accept them and above all not forget that they happened, sanctify the gift you received, with all the angles and fragments, remind yourself especially that the road is arduous, that there More beautiful things to see," he writes and adds wishes and thanks to friends and supporters: "Happy second sad birthday in two months, thank God for all the free gifts. And thank you to all the well-wishers, someday I will be able to thank you all, and for the life of adventures on the way."
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