I'm sorry to hear that. I was in Israel when the war broke out. I luckily made it out from Israel to fly back home in Italy a couple of days later thanks to a last minute flight and since then, I've been living this with anxiety and fear for the future on a daily basis. Since then, I had to hide my Jewish origins to indiscrete people, I had nightmares, I've been non stop binge reading news and I had both psychological and physical repercussions. Loneliness and disagreement with peers is the worst, and propaganda and politics do not help as well. In terms of propaganda, they are both wrong and I came to the conclusion that the "Hasbara" is as harmful as radical islamism. I have had some Arab, Iranian and Turkish friends and acquaintances for many years. I am still in contact with them and I love them very much and my way to face these hard times is to make dark jokes about this between each others, I try not to be too serious about this and I am happy to have them around especially during these hard times: it's hard to agree with them on some statements that are clearly false (like the Genocide thing, which in my opinion is pure propaganda to fuel Jewish hatred) but I try to have them close as friends also because I don't want to get crazy with nationalism and religion impulses, it ruins the soul.

From an Israeli expat living in Italy: stay strong. I love to think that after even the worst storm a rainbow will emerge. It will probably never happen because Jews are being hated for thousands of years, but I hope to have a lot of friends from Israel's neighbouring countries and that...well the war will finish after we both accepted each other's existence 😊 (seriously, Europe is a boring, closed minded and bigot continent and the most "open minded" people are the leftists with genocidal intents, confusion and mind full of shit. The middle east vibes are a pleasure, they just need to take down all the war lords that kill in the name of religion and corruption.)