It took a long time but the changes have been amazing

I think 1 Squadron, you know, we all got on, but I was never a friend of anyone. I was a Squadron Commander.

Seeing each one in turn was one of the most gruelling things I've ever done.

I can't afford myself to think or to have plans in the future so I live right now in this particular day.

He transferred from a young boy for me to an independent warrior, soldier, man.

And this is the whole connection thing that we all share this experience, we are not alone.

So, yearly we go to the shooting range and my brother leads us. It's very surreal.

Kids go to schools in the underground because there are shelters and if something drops from above, you will stay alive.

They use their anxiety and energy to do something to help other people.

The plus means everything is sound, everything is good.So if he replies plus, means he's alive. That's it.

We were having no, you know, all these basic supplies which we used to take for granted, like the water.

So the feeling of being war refugee is— it's what I think it will stay with me for really long, long time.