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Afin d’assurer la continuité et d’insuffler une nouvelle impulsion, l’OGC Nice annonce la nomination de deux anciens Présidents, profondément attachés au Club : Jean-Pierre Rivère et Maurice Cohen, respectivement Président et Vice-Président délégué qui ont en effet décidé d’unir leurs forces pour servir l’Institution dans un moment complexe.
.@bocquet_fabrice est en train de fracturer ce club qu’est Nice !!
Il y a une forme de lâcheté chez ce monsieur… qu’on entend plus, qu’on voit plus.
Un déserteur ??
#OGCNice
“Death becomes your best friend. You talk to death all the time. Nothing is certain. You have no food, no communication, and they do everything to make you suffer.”
HORRIFIC DETAILS ABOUT SEGEV KALFON’S CAPTIVITY:
Segev Kalfon, 27, abducted from Nova, recounted how Hamas terrorists forced him to dig tunnels, beat him for his name, and deprived him of food and water as he fought to stay alive for more than two years.
Kalfon described how the terrorists mocked and assaulted him after he introduced himself as “Segev” — a name that sounded to them like the Arabic word for “ceiling.”
“They didn’t believe me and started beating me. When they began calling me ‘Steve,’ I stopped correcting them. That’s when I realized I was a prisoner.”
Upon arrival in Gaza, Segev said he was thrown into what he believed was a mosque. “Someone pressed a knife to my neck and asked my name. I said ‘Segev.’ He pressed harder. Every time I said it, I was beaten again.”
Captured while fleeing the Nova festival, Segev said he was tied up, blindfolded, and beaten with rifle butts. “They hit me in the knees, the stomach, the head, from every side. After a few minutes, you stop feeling the blows—only silence, a minute before life ends.”
He was held in a tunnel for 11 months with several other hostages: Ohad Ben Ami, Elkana Bohbot, Yosef Chaim Ohana, Maxim Harkin, and Bar Kuperstein. Though for long periods he was kept completely alone.
“We dug a pit for a toilet — for us and for them — because they called us ‘worthless Jews.’ We dug tunnels. They forced us to work. When you go down into a tunnel, you become a rat. The life you had above ground no longer exists.”
Segev refused to appear in a Hamas propaganda video. “I thought about my parents and my family. I didn’t want to say that I was suffering or starving, or that a tunnel collapsed on me. Even though every day there was a danger to your life, every minute you survived was a miracle.”
The hostages were beaten whenever the terrorists saw Ben-Gvir on television or heard about Hamas prisoners in Israeli jails. “We knew the light at the end of the tunnel meant beatings were coming.”
Segev described life underground as unbearable. “The little water we had, I filtered through gauze. A bottle of water was like gold.”
“Today, nothing is taken for granted.”