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Captives Had Days With Barely Any Food, Slept On Plastic Chairs

A Red Cross vehicle carrying Israeli hostages drives by at the Gaza Strip crossing into Egypt in Rafah on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023. (AP Photo/Fatima Shbair)

Some of the Israeli hostages who were released told relatives about the details of their living conditions in captivity.

Baruch Hashem, all hostages are in stable medical condition except for one – Maya Regev, 21 – who is in moderate condition due to a gunshot wound in her leg.

Meirav Raviv, a relative of the family of freed captive Ohad Munder, 9, who was released with his mother and grandmother, told Ynet: “They weren’t tortured or abused but there were days where they barely had any food, especially in recent days when they ate only small amounts of rice. Sometimes they had to wait an hour and a half to two hours from the time they asked to go to the bathroom until they allowed it.”

Raviv added that they slept on interconnected plastic chairs used as a bench, the type that is used in waiting rooms.

“At first, the terrorists took them to Gaza in a small car, separate from one another,” Raviv said. “They also moved them from place to place after certain amounts of time.”

(YWN Israel Desk – Jerusalem)



5 Responses

  1. I feel so bad for them for those terrible days in captivity.
    I am saying lots of Tehillim.
    The bathroom issue for sure was lots of suffering.
    Any doctor can tell you that when a person needs the bathroom, GO RIGHT AWAY-DO NOT PUSH IT OFF.
    I will keep davening for the rest to come home.

  2. I dont know what civilians mean if the civillians are brought up to hate and kill jews and if they have opportunity to kill they will kill then they are hamas. did you read about one hamas he was in gaza killing jews he called his mother boasting that he killed 10 jews so she was so proud of him and thanked god. so you call this civilians.Those babies from the inqubater will grow up hamas terrorist why saved them.

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