I didn't expect October 7th to happen. I didn't expect it, but I wish I could say I was...

Self - Resident of Kibbutz Be-eri: I didn't expect October 7th to happen. I didn't expect it, but I wish I could say I was surprised. Things have been heating up for a while. I'm not very old -- I'm 20 years old -- but for my entire life, I have known bombs and war, and now, this situation. I was raised in Kibbutz Be'eri, in the Negev, which is in the south of this land. The kibbutz, it's very based on community. There's a lot of agriculture and nature. It's not that big, and we are a very tight-knit community in that sense. On October 7th, people from Hamas entered my kibbutz in the early morning and started burning houses and murdering people. Over 90 people that I used to know are dead now, which is a lot to grapple with. It's a lot to comprehend. There are people that are still held hostage, as well as people that we don't know where they are. Bibi has not been to Be'eri since October 7th, and I don't want him to come, because I would never welcome him in my home. He was Prime Minister ever since I can remember, and, living on the border, I always felt the negative effects of his choices and his policies and how that affected me, and later, his corruption, as well. And I don't want to hear his name, I don't want to see his face. I am exhausted of him