Kfar Aza

In the video, Keith is seen standing in front of a home that was destroyed on October 7 in Kfar Aza during the Hamas attack.

The 27-year-old twins, residents of Kibbutz Kfar Aza, were kidnapped from the Dor Tza'ir neighborhood. They are not included in the first phase of the current hostage deal.

"In the nightmare, there is a possibility to bring them home, but the decision-makers choose not to," she further wrote. 

Keith Siegel spent a staggering six months of his time in Hamas captivity alone, his brother said.

As Keith reunites with his family, their ordeal is far from over. The physical and emotional scars left by more than a year in captivity will take time to heal.

Yaakobi, who grew up with Steinbrecher at the kibbutz, described the emotional moment she spoke to her friend following her release. 

The relatives of the three released hostages issued their first public statements on Monday evening from the Tel Hashomer Hospital in Tel Aviv.

A Hanukkah journey with Passages Israel program participants offered profound insights into Christian-Jewish solidarity while experiencing firsthand the realities of life under Hamas threats.

Tal Mazliach's exhibition "War Decorations" at the Tel Aviv Museum reveals her raw emotional journey since October 7, 2023, through intense, colorful paintings packed with powerful symbolism.

The Kibbutz members spoke of the effort to rebuild their lives and preserve the community after the attack.