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1:35Now PlayingA day before Hamas’ unthinkable surprise attack on Israel, Adele Raemer was dreaming of her upcoming trip to the UK to visit her mother-in-law in England and explore the castles in Ireland.
Maya Parizer was excited to celebrate her “birthday month” and to kick things off with her fiancé at the Nova Music Festival.
Netta Atzili was looking forward to seeing a concert the following week.
But a day later, on Oct. 7, their lives were upended and altered forever when the bloodthirsty Iran-backed terrorists poured into Israel by land, sea and sky — burning, shooting, and slashing to death 1,400 Israelis and taking another 200 people hostage.
Raemer, 68, an American-Israeli who was born in New York but moved to Israel in 1973, spent 14 hours locked in her Kibbutz Nirim home’s armored safe-room – legally required in all houses within five miles of the Gaza border – as she and her family listened to Hamas fighters burn the town to the ground and take their neighbors hostage.
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