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October 7: Former Israeli hostage speaks to France 24

“The terrorists pulled us out through the window. They handcuffed me and pushed us into a car that they had brought from Gaza.” Former Israeli hostage Shoshan Haran speaks to France 24.

Published Oct 7, 2026 · 5:15 PMOriginal source: France 241 reads
October 7: Former Israeli hostage speaks to France 24
“The terrorists pulled us out through the window. They handcuffed me and pushed us into a car that they had brought from Gaza.” Former Israeli hostage Shoshan Haran speaks to France 24.
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