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The kibbutz Nir Oz, once a vibrant community, now shows signs of devastation after the October 7 Hamas attack. Dalit Ram Aharon recalls the kibbutz's past as a gathering place, now marked by bullet holes and memorials for the deceased and abducted. As Israel approaches elections, discussions arise on rebuilding the kibbutz, with many homes destroyed and half of the community burned. Only a few families have returned, with 20 houses renovated so far. The Aharon family survived the attack by sheltering for 12 hours, while many residents have permanently left.