The Thai national who returned from captivity with broken teeth underwent rehabilitation at the Shamir Medical Center in Be'er Yaakov.
Thailand's foreign ministry said a Thai national is still believed to be held captive by Hamas.
During their stay, there were visits from the Thai Embassy, the Thai Foreign Minister, and a Zoom call with the Thai Prime Minister.
They took part in a spiritual ceremony along with the monks, their families, and staff members of the Thai embassy in Israel.
After Hamas terrorists conducted the October 7 massacre, their victims were not just Israelis. While the world focused on Israeli suffering, the suffering of foreign workers has been all but ignored.
The hostages were released last Thursday alongside Israeli hostages Arbel Yehoud and Gadi Moses, with Agam Berger being released hours earlier.
At least one living Thai hostage, Pinta Nattapong, 35, remains in captivity.
Government spokesman says the rail line will connect Thailand to the global economy and bring it closer to becoming a logistics hub.
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Hamas's failure demonstrates how quickly years of diplomatic work can be jeopardized by chaos on the ground, which could derail future releases.
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