A Holocaust survivor sees no end to the suffering for children in Gaza, even when they return to their homes under a ceasefire agreement. Agnes Kory, 81, survived Nazi rule as a baby but was ‘haunted’ by the death and persecution endured by her family. The Budapest-born activist fears Gazans face a post-conflict life far worse than that, as the withdrawal of Israeli forces in major cities leaves behind wrecked buildings and rubble. Agnes told Metro: ‘After I survived, nobody was trying to bomb me and kill me anymore. ‘There was an end to the atrocities, but I don’t see...
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