"Lives have no price." - Hostages in Gaza
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Shira Havron about her "Family that has been shattered" ---
Interview with Natascha Freundel --- English original version
without dubbing --- This is not a debate – it‘s a story. The story
of a large family from Kibbuz Be'eri in southern Israel, a family
which received a new title since October 7, 2023: "The family that
has been shattered." - Film student Shira Havron was traveling in
London when her entire paternal family in Kibbuz Be'eri was
attacked by Hamas terrorists: Uncles, aunts, their children and
grandchildren. Their houses were burned down. Days later four
relatives were declared dead. Seven relatives are presumed to be
held in captivity in the Gaza Strip - including three-year-old
Yahel. Shira Havron tells her story. About her grandparents, who
founded Kibbuz Be'eri; about her relatives, who were and are peace
activists. About the source of strength in this family. And of
adhering to their values: "The most important value you can support
is human rights, humanity and peace.“ Since October 7, Shira Havron
has been fighting for the return of her relatives and all hostages
in the Gaza-Strip: from meeting EU representatives in Brussels, to
demonstrations in Israel, and meetings with politicians in Germany.
It‘s a fight for humanity in dark times, too. --- [UPDATE] After
many hours of delay by Hamas all children and women hostages in
Shira Havron‘s family have been released from captivity Nov 25,
2023, in the second group of the exchange of Israeli hostages and
Palestinian prisoners: Yahel Gani Shoham (3), Naveh Shoham (8), Adi
Shoham (38), Noam Avigdori (12), Sharon Avigdori (52), Shoshan
Haran (67). Tal Shoham, father of Yahel and Naveh, is still in
captivity of Hamas in the Gaza Strip. --- Shira Havron, born 1996
in Tel Aviv, is a film student at Tel Aviv University. She is
currently working on the editing of two short films, one of them
was shot in kibbutz Be’eri on September 2022. She holds a a dual
Israeli-German citizenship. --- More information on
www.rbbkultur.de/derzweitegedanke. --- You can write us to
derzweitegedanke@rbbkultur.de.
Interview with Natascha Freundel --- English original version
without dubbing --- This is not a debate – it‘s a story. The story
of a large family from Kibbuz Be'eri in southern Israel, a family
which received a new title since October 7, 2023: "The family that
has been shattered." - Film student Shira Havron was traveling in
London when her entire paternal family in Kibbuz Be'eri was
attacked by Hamas terrorists: Uncles, aunts, their children and
grandchildren. Their houses were burned down. Days later four
relatives were declared dead. Seven relatives are presumed to be
held in captivity in the Gaza Strip - including three-year-old
Yahel. Shira Havron tells her story. About her grandparents, who
founded Kibbuz Be'eri; about her relatives, who were and are peace
activists. About the source of strength in this family. And of
adhering to their values: "The most important value you can support
is human rights, humanity and peace.“ Since October 7, Shira Havron
has been fighting for the return of her relatives and all hostages
in the Gaza-Strip: from meeting EU representatives in Brussels, to
demonstrations in Israel, and meetings with politicians in Germany.
It‘s a fight for humanity in dark times, too. --- [UPDATE] After
many hours of delay by Hamas all children and women hostages in
Shira Havron‘s family have been released from captivity Nov 25,
2023, in the second group of the exchange of Israeli hostages and
Palestinian prisoners: Yahel Gani Shoham (3), Naveh Shoham (8), Adi
Shoham (38), Noam Avigdori (12), Sharon Avigdori (52), Shoshan
Haran (67). Tal Shoham, father of Yahel and Naveh, is still in
captivity of Hamas in the Gaza Strip. --- Shira Havron, born 1996
in Tel Aviv, is a film student at Tel Aviv University. She is
currently working on the editing of two short films, one of them
was shot in kibbutz Be’eri on September 2022. She holds a a dual
Israeli-German citizenship. --- More information on
www.rbbkultur.de/derzweitegedanke. --- You can write us to
derzweitegedanke@rbbkultur.de.
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