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A Thousand Days After the Massacre of October 7: Israel Remains Trapped in War and Collective Trauma

Summary by De Telegraaf
“Have fun in hell, you bastard!” Those were the words of Rom Braslavski after he learned this week that the terrorist who held him hostage for hundreds of days, tortured and abused him in Gaza, had been killed by the Israeli army. He could not hold back his tears. “I am not someone who cries much, and certainly not easily, but my first reaction was to cry.”

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“Have fun in hell, you bastard!” Those were the words of Rom Braslavski after he learned this week that the terrorist who held him hostage for hundreds of days, tortured and abused him in Gaza, had been killed by the Israeli army. He could not hold back his tears. “I am not someone who cries much, and certainly not easily, but my first reaction was to cry.”

·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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"For you it's a thousand days - but for me it's an eternity," captivity survivor Rom Breslavsky shared in Kidnapped Square, regarding his struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder. Eyal Eshel, father of the observer Roni who fell at the Nahal Oz outpost on Black Sabbath, sharply attacked the government: "How do you explain to a girl that she won't come back, that no one paid a price?"

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De Telegraaf broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
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