"At that moment darkness fell over an abyss. I am in heaven, and my heart is on the edge of hell" –this is how Alma Zohar describes the moment she was informed of the October 7 tragedy, while she was on a picturesque beach in Thailand with her family. "When I landed in Israel, everything seemed so beautiful to me, Petah Tikva and the Ayalon Highway seemed magical to me. I had a burst of gratitude for having a home to return to, because for one second it wasn't safe."
In the new episode of "Song of Hope", Zohar gives a personal and powerful interpretation to Ish Bli Netzach (“A Man without Eternity”) by the Ha-Chaverim shel Natasha band (The Friends of Natasha), and talks about the hope that God still believes in man.
