Living in Kfar Aza, so close to the Gaza Strip, meant living with constant fear
Israel: State of a Nation
Aviva Siegel, a resident of Kfar Aza near the Gaza Strip, shares her harrowing experience of living with the continuous dread of conflict. Her narrative provides a personal insight into the life of those in border communities who frequently resort to bomb shelters for safety. The constant threat of hostilities transforms daily existence into a state of chronic anxiety. Aviva's story is further shadowed by her husband Keith's ongoing captivity in Gaza, underscoring the direct and personal impacts of geopolitical tensions on individuals and families.