Day: October 11, 2026

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Sderot, Israel – 29 September 2026
1. Various of visitors using binoculars to look at shattered northern Gaza Strip
2. Flattened and destroyed buildings in Gaza Strip as seen from southern Israel

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Community of Tkuma, Israel – 29 September 2026
3. Various of pile of burnt cars at a memorial site called “Cars Wall” showing vehicles from October 7 2023 attacks
4. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Deganit Bar Hay, Israeli citizen:
“I don’t barbecue at home, because the trigger of the smell is still with me. I know this place is called the site of the burnt cars but this is not the smell that reached our community. When this is western wind like today it brought the smell of hell. So, the smell of scorched meat is is still what I smell. So, even after three years I don’t barbecue.”

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Sha’ar HaNegev Junction, Israel – 29 September 2026
5. Amit Gurfinkel stands next to bullet-pocked shelter with banner reading (Hebrew): “The truth cannot to be buried – State committee of inquiry now!”
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Amit Gurfinkel, Israeli citizen:
“The Hamas is still in Gaza. Soldiers are being killed. Nothing has changed, unfortunately. We are tired. Fed up with the situation, with the political situation, with the wars, never ending wars.”

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Kibbutz Kfar Aza, Israel – 29 September 2026
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Ziporah Livneh, Israeli citizen:
“The answer for Gaza is, for me, to keep to believe in man (kind), to keep to believe in love, and to be strong and not to be blind when you see the evil, and to answer it in the way you can answer the evil.”

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Near Kibbutz Be’eri, Israel – 29 September 2026
8. Various framed photos on rocks commemorating soldiers killed on Oct. 7 2023
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Zvika Ofgang, Israeli citizen:
“I thought that my children, my family, will not be soldiers anymore. But I see that it’s only a wishful thinking.”
10. Visitors along down hill at memorial site for soldiers killed on Oct. 7 2023
STORYLINE:
Israelis peered through tourist-style binoculars at the shattered Gaza town of Beit Hanoun, where buildings tilted in the rubble like broken teeth.

The hilltop in southern Israel is a rare place where people can see the massive destruction in the Palestinian territory.

On Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas-led militants killed some 1,200 people in southern Israel and abducted 251 others, leading to a devastating war and, eventually, a fragile ceasefire.

Three years on, a visit to the communities attacked that day made clear that it’s too soon for many residents to see the Palestinians next door as anything other than a threat.

The highway running parallel to Gaza, where militants gunned down people trying to flee, is dotted with memorials.

Victims’ smashed and bullet-pocked cars are assembled elsewhere, rusting and piled a half-dozen high.

One resident, Deganit Bar Hay, said she still can’t barbecue because the smell of burnt flesh — “the smell of hell” — is a trigger.

Globally, there is shock and condemnation over how Israel has conducted the war and how Gaza remains in ruins and cut off from the world a year since the ceasefire.

More than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry, and the vast majority of its 2 million residents live in rat-infested tent camps or among the ruins.

But empathy for them is still unthinkable for many in Israel, with memories raw. People rarely, if ever, hear the voices of people from Gaza unless they seek them out.

AP video by Alon Bernstein

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