Last weekend, Moran Attias bravely shared the price she is paying as part of her propaganda campaign on Israel's behalf, which included visiting the sites where the worst occurred on October 7 in the communities near the Gaza Strip. In a post on her Instagram account, in which she described the mental difficulties she faced during the months of the war, she also added insight into why the abysmal hatred of Israel comes from.
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"Since I came back, I've been asked how I am," Attias wrote. "How do I explain to people who haven't been there what the smell of blood is, to breathe dirt that is hard to breathe, that I cry when I hear music, that I cry when I'm alone in the car, that I miss it all the time, that everything stopped in my heart and it's hard to breathe? And it's not over," she clarified.
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She later testified that only in recent days has her condition improved. "Only after three months did I manage to pack myself, but my soul is captive, kidnapped. I'm not here. I'm there, in Bari, in Kfar Gaza, in Nir Oz. Listening to Doron, Eyal, Liora. Sleepwalking in the square (the abductees). I'm there at headquarters, editing a movie, visiting family. I am there, with my people. And what a nation we are. That's what the world is jealous of. I know you only feel hatred, but believe that beneath lies jealousy. How much we've been through, and here we are! And with the smell of blood and memories that never leave, I am always with you everywhere. Miss and fight for good days. May we merit to unite with all the abductees and abductees and may the soldiers return to peace," she concluded.
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