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submitted 11 months ago by MicroWave@lemmy.world to c/world@lemmy.world

The mother of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German national believed to have been kidnapped by Hamas fighters during the militant group's surprise attack on Israel on Saturday, said on Tuesday that her daughter is alive.

Louk, a tattoo artist, was attending the Tribe of Nova music festival in the plains of the Negev Desert near Urim, close to the Gaza Strip, on Saturday when Hamas fighters stormed the event. She's believed to have been seized by the militants and paraded through the streets in the back of a pick-up.

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On Tuesday, Louk's family announced they had proof that Louk—who grew up in Israel—was alive. German news website Blick reported that her mother said she was in a hospital in Gaza with serious head injuries.

"We now have more information that Shani is alive," her mother told television channel NTV, adding she received the information from unnamed Palestinian sources.

The mother added that Louk is seriously injured, and asked the German government for help and quick action.

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[-] Khalic@kbin.social 5 points 11 months ago

It wasn’t trying to diminish the atrocity, sorry if it came out that way. This is humanity at its lowest. I’m just happy she might still survive.

I just keep the aggressor out of my head when thinking about the victim, they don’t deserve the attention.

I guess I’m a little triggered by this specific theme, thx for the feedback.

[-] LilB0kChoy@lemm.ee 13 points 11 months ago

It wasn’t trying to diminish the atrocity, sorry if it came out that way.

You did not, not to me at least.

I just keep the aggressor out of my head when thinking about the victim, they don’t deserve the attention.

That’s a great way to approach it. I was only speculating on the original commenter’s intent because that’s how I think about it too. I’ve had trauma in my past and it’s shaped who I am today; I reflect on it often. When I see stories of trauma for others I always have the thought about how their trauma is now going to shape their life going forward.

I guess I’m a little triggered by this specific theme

With good cause for sure! Harm and trauma don’t take away your agency or humanity, that happens by how others react to you after.

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