Survivor of Hamas festival massacre shocked by antisemitism protests in US

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A New Yorker who survived the Hamas attack at an Israeli music festival expresses feeling unsafe due to the increasing acts of antisemitism displayed at protests in the US. Natalie Sanandaji, who lives in a Jewish community on Long Island, said she feels safer in Israel than in the US. She highlights incidents of hate towards Jews, such as the drawing of Jewish stars on doors, and fears that history is repeating itself. Sanandaji recounts her terrifying ordeal during the attack and emphasizes that the fight is between Israel and Hamas, a terrorist organization. Despite being back home, she still feels nervous.
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