Shlomo Efrati, a reservist tasked with the grim responsibility of identifying massacre victims and preparing fallen soldiers for burial, has documented his harrowing experiences in a poignant diary. His account details the profound psychological toll of witnessing mutilated remains and the constant emotional triggers associated with his duties. Efrati reflects on his internal struggle with faith during these events, describing the sensation of carrying his belief in God through the trauma. The narrative also highlights a disturbing incident where the remains of a terrorist were inadvertently delivered to his unit. Through his writing, Efrati provides a raw and unfiltered look at the lasting impact of the October 7 atrocities on those who served in the aftermath, illustrating the deep scars left by the process of handling the deceased.
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