Agam Berger, Three Hostages Freed After 482 Days in Gaza

Agam Berger, a 20-year-old Israeli soldier, was released from Hamas captivity after 482 days as part of a ceasefire deal that also saw the release of two other Israelis and five Thai workers. Upon her return to Israel, Berger expressed gratitude and faith, emphasizing her resilience during captivity and highlighting the unwavering support she received from the Israeli people. Her family updated the public on her recovery process at Beilinson Hospital and expressed immense relief and gratitude to the security forces. The release is part of a broader agreement involving the freedom of 110 Palestinian prisoners. Berger's release marks the end of captivity for all female IDF soldiers held in Gaza, providing hope and relief to the nation. The Israeli government condemned the treatment of the hostages during their transfer and called for guarantees on the safety of remaining captives.