She saw Hamas training months before, begged to be listened to, and prayed in her heart in the shelter of Nahal Oz. After 477 days in captivity, Daniela Gilboa is no longer afraid to expose her wounds, to talk about her alliance with Karina Ariyev, and about the music that was her lifeline. "You only live once, that's what changed," she says in a special interview about trauma, guilt, and the new-old dream.
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She saw Hamas training months before, begged to be listened to, and prayed in her heart in the shelter of Nahal Oz. After 477 days in captivity, Daniela Gilboa is no longer afraid to expose her wounds, to talk about her alliance with Karina Ariyev, and about the music that was her lifeline. "You only live once, that's what changed," she says in a special interview about trauma, guilt, and the new-old dream.