Kinneret Boosany
Bombings are part of life in Israel. Suicide bombers, rocket attacks -- the threat is always there. We've got a woman who knows that first hand.
Kinneret Haya Boosany. It was 2001, and in one instant, her life was changed forever. A suicide bomber walked into her cafe.
After that bombing, Kinneret was pronounced clinically dead.
She was revived and put into a coma for 5 months. 70 per cent of her body was burned, she lost sight in one eye, she was deaf in one ear, and missing half a lung.
The story of her recovery is told in a documentary called 'Kinneret Lives.'
In the film, she makes video diaries about what she went through. They're raw, sometimes hopeful and painful.
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