The eyes of the soldiers at Shivta never leave me. I just wish the state that has allowed itself to take years of their lives, in some cases even their actual lives, were capable of providing them with a bus that would take them home
The eyes of the soldiers at Shivta never leave me. I just wish the state that has allowed itself to take years of their lives, in some cases even their actual lives, were capable of providing them with a bus that would take them home
03:46 AM • March 29 2026 IDT
Last Thursday, I got a phone call from my exhausted daughter, an army officer, as she was on her way home. Seeing her number on the screen was a joy as it had been impossible to speak with her for many days. "I'm on the floor of the bus, on my way to you," she said.
“Notice the people outside who need help,” she wrote. “The siren caught me twice on the road, and it immediately threw me back into helplessness and uncontrollable fear.”
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