After October 7th, many Israelis described the same sensation: time stopped behaving normally. Days blurred into one another. Nights stretched without mercy. Weeks felt both endless and impossibly short. People lost track of what day it was—not metaphorically, but neurologically. Trauma collapsed the ordinary markers… | Read More in The Blogs | Read More Israel Insider | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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