Sabin Taasa, whose husband and son were murdered by Hamas on October 7, said she no longer believes in coexistence with Gaza. "For years I cared about the residents of Gaza, I supported coexistence because I believed there were innocents — there is no such thing," she said, according to a social media post.
Sabin Taasa, a resident whose husband and son were among the victims of the October 7 Hamas massacre, described a fundamental shift in her worldview. In a statement shared by the account a monitored channel, she said her previous support for coexistence and concern for Gaza residents has been replaced by the conviction that there are no innocents in Gaza. The statement echoes similar sentiments expressed by other October 7 survivors. As The Zioneer reported on August 2, Be'eri resident Avida Bachar said 'everyone in Gaza is a terrorist, peace is impossible.' Taasa's statement adds to the voices of survivors who say their pre-war beliefs have been shattered by the atrocities of October 7.
4 developments
- DevelopingOctober 7 survivor Avida Bachar: 'Everyone in Gaza is a terrorist, peace is impossible'
- DevelopingBereaved families warn of 'next October 7' if Israel does not retain Gaza control
- DevelopingTelegram post commemorates the Bibas family, murdered by Hamas in Gaza
- StrongHaneen Zoabi: Hamas and Palestinian people are one, Oct. 7 invasion was justified
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