UNBREAKABLE: Lo NishBar

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On October 7th, Bar Kupershtein saved hundreds of lives at the Nova festival. Then he was taken hostage by Hamas. Bar grew up carrying weight - eldest of five, the family's provider after his father was severely injured. Responsibility wasn't something he chose. It was who he was. When Hamas struck at dawn, he didn't hesitate. He pulled people from the fire, kept them alive, kept them moving. He rescued partygoers from hellfire - until he was pushed into a tunnel and the world above disappeared. 738 days. No sunlight. Extreme hunger. In the underground city beneath Gaza, Bar and other Israeli hostages fought not only to survive - but to remain human. They shared corn kernels. They spoke to God. They dreamt of home. They held on. What kept Bar alive wasn't hope alone. It was an unbreakable conviction that he would come home. It was his mother's prayers, his father's fight. He was right. Unbreakable is the story of one man's 738 days in darkness - and the extraordinary light he carried inside him. If you believe in the strength of the human spirit, this book was written for you.

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Pages: 194, Paperback, Yedioth Aharonoth