Barak Behar's moving monologue before last month's Champions League match against RB Leipzig reverberated around the world. Since then, the Israeli coach of Red Star Belgrade has not stopped making gestures on behalf of the 240 abductees in Gaza, calling at every opportunity to release them from the hands of the barbaric terrorist organization Hamas.
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On Sunday, Bachar continued his holy work, this time with a video he uploaded to Instagram, in which he told the story of 8-year-old Yuval, one of the children who was kidnapped on October 7 and since then, for 44 days, no one in Israel knows what happened to him.
"Hello, I'm Barak Bahar, it's me at the age of 8," Behar began, pointing to a childhood photo of himself, which he replaced on the tablet screen with a picture of the kidnapped child, and said: "This is 8-year-old Yuval, who was kidnapped by Hamas terrorists to Gaza. He hasn't been heard since. Today I will be his voice."
Bachar continued, in English of course, and said: "Hi, I'm Yuval. I like to explore things. I also have a unique taste in music. My favorite song is 'Dornier Love,' not a song an 8-year-old is supposed to love. And my favorite song in Hebrew is 'No Way Out' (here Bachar translated the song title into English and continued), but I'm sure there's a way out for me, so that I can return home as soon as possible. I miss my father very much, please let me go."
At this point, Bachar moved on to a personal request: "In Yuval's name, I call on you - set him free, together with all the hostages, back home." The video ended with the caption: "Be the voice of the abductees." Watch.
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