Imagine being trapped by terrorists in a tiny bomb shelter.

One or 40 people.

You do your best to survive as the laughing terrorist murdered those around you

one by one. The victims pile up near you and on you as you struggle just to breathe

amongst all the smoke and gas and affluence of death. In the end, you are one of only 10 who survived

the five-hour nightmare. This is the story of Raphaelette Triceman, a survivor of the Nova

Music Festival Massacre. In this anchor podcast, you'll hear Raphaela's tale of terror, sorrow, and loss

that began on October 7th and continues even into the present. It is a story that must not be

missed. So good afternoon, Raphaela. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Great honor to have you here at

Connect Studios with our anchor podcast, anchor of our faith. It's the hope that we have and your story

brings a lot of hope to many people. And before we dive into what happened to you a year and a few months ago, I would like you to

introduce yourself.

Who are you and what brought you to Israel?

Because obviously you're not an Israeli-born woman.

So my name is Raphael.

I'm 20 years old. I'm from Brazil, San Paolo. I've been living in

Israel for about four years now.

Good day. Good year. Yeah. That's good morning. Okay. And I was a good student, just a very

normal girl, very geeky as well and I'm Jewish my mother's

family they're all Jewish and I always heard a lot of things about Israel and about the

culture and about the places of course Jerusalem so you kept your Jewish identity

there yes okay in Brazil and all around the world outside of Israel,

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