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Jenny Ky
Verified
Social and Digital ProduceR, ABC News (Australia)
Sydney
Beats
Not combat sports
Content
When Hamas attacked Be’eri, residents led the resistance until the army arrived - but it was an agonising wait
By Adam Harvey, Jenny Ky Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's 7:15am on October 7, 2023. In her home on the western edge of Be'eri, Ayelet Hakim hears the community loudspeakers deliver a recorded message. Just two words in Hebrew, repeated three times: צבע אדום. Tseva Adom. Red alert. Ayelet isn't too worried. In this small community of 1,200 people just fourkilometres from Gaza, red alerts are depressingly frequent, and usually signal a rocket has been fired from the strip towards Israel. They mostly overfly the kibbutz.
Louise Goode fought for a quarter-century to keep this home. In seconds it was destroyed in front of her
By Norman Hermant Verified, Jenny Ky Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Louise Goode's quarter-century commitment to a home in Melbourne's inner north was crushed in matter of minutes. As she watched from behind a thin construction fence, a digger moved into position, and started to tear the house apart. "Stop! Stop! Stop!" she shouted. Her voice breaking from rage and frustration, she opened a gap in the fence and ran in front of the machine, forcing the operator to shut it down. "I need people to care, because I care! I care with all my soul!" she shouted.
When Hamas attacked Be’eri, residents led the resistance until the army arrived - but it was an agonising wait
By Adam Harvey, Jenny Ky Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified It's 7:15am on October 7, 2023. In her home on the western edge of Be'eri, Ayelet Hakim hears the community loudspeakers deliver a recorded message. Just two words in Hebrew, repeated three times: צבע אדום. Tseva Adom. Red alert. Ayelet isn't too worried. In this small community of 1,200 people just fourkilometres from Gaza, red alerts are depressingly frequent, and usually signal a rocket has been fired from the strip towards Israel. They mostly overfly the kibbutz.
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ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland