Female IDF hostages weren't allowed to hold hands or cry | New details about their captivity Naama was held alone for a long time and asked, 'Are we alive?' upon reuniting with her friends. Daniela's mother said, 'My daughter returned thin and pale, endured suffering in captivity, but never lost her pride as an Israeli.' Families of the freed lookouts issued public statements, urging the return of all hostages Yael Ciechanover, Raanan Ben-Zur|Yesterday | 19:00

Female IDF hostages weren't allowed to hold hands or cry | New details about their captivity Naama was held alone for a long time and asked, 'Are we alive?' upon reuniting with her friends. Daniela's mother said, 'My daughter returned thin and pale, endured suffering in captivity, but never lost her pride as an Israeli.' Families of the freed lookouts issued public statements, urging the return of all hostages Yael Ciechanover, Raanan Ben-Zur|Yesterday | 19:00 https://www.ynetnews.com/article/rycxegvdye#autoplay