Survivor's Trauma: UK's Antisemitism Ignorance

0:00On March 17th, and that Ron Kendall, a British woman living in the UK, survived the October 7th, 2023 Hamas attack on Kobuts Nahal Oz in Israel, but her 84-year-old father Shlomo was killed by terrorists. She's the only known survivor of that day now, residing in Britain, and she's speaking out against the UK government for ignoring her trauma and, letting anti-Semitism spread unchecked. Her story, along with testimony from released hostage, Emily Demari, is now part of an updated parliamentary report on the attacks, launching this Wednesday. The original report from last March, led by Lord Andrew Roberts, detailed how around 7,000 Hamas fighters carried out a coordinated assault, killing all 1182 people and taking 281 hostages. Hiding in a safe room for 12 hours with family and not endured intense fear as gunfire shook their home, only learning later about her fathers. Death through a kitchen window, rescued by Israeli defense forces soldiers, she returned

1:04home grieving, but found no support or recognition from officials. Back in the UK, she feels abandoned and unsafe amid rising anti-Semitism, with home office data showing Jewish people nine times more likely to face, hate crimes. Community groups report surging incidents since the attacks, which she blames on government in action. This report aims to counter denial and ensure the world remembers the massacre's horror, much like 9-11, underscoring the need for awareness, and compassion today...