Finding God in Gaza: Former Israeli hostage found faith to help her survive Hamas terror

Finding God in Gaza: Former Israeli hostage found faith to help her survive Hamas terror

Agam Berger was held in Gaza for 482 days by Hamas terrorists. During her time as a hostage she found a Jewish prayer book, which helped her through her ordeal.

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Luis Har, 72, who was held for 129 days, was tasked with cooking for the five terrorists who watched over him and four other hostages at gunpoint all hours of the day in a small second-story apartment somewhere in Gaza.

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After 482 days in Hamas captivity, Agam Berger was finally home. The world first saw her in the horrific footage from Oct. 7, 2023 – bloodied, terrified, alongside four other young women soldiers abducted from the Nahal Oz IDF base. The terrorists paraded them through the streets of Gaza as trophies. At a recent ceremony, held at the Yehezkel Synagogue in Tel Aviv at a traditional meal of gratitude to God, Berger made an emotional plea to God fo…

After it became known that Rabbi Druckman's book "In Might and Spirit" had reached her in captivity and guided her in the laws of Pikuach Nefesh, Agam and her mother Merav came to the Rabbi's home for an exciting meeting with his family and the heads of the "Hano" forum.