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

'We won’t rest… until every soul – living or dead – comes home,' Agam Berger says

Former Hamas hostage Agam Berger is transferred from the Red Cross to the IDF

Agam Berger was released from Hamas captivity on Thursday as part of a ceasefire deal. (Credit: IDF Video)

Agam Berger in tears as she is met by her family following her release from Gaza as part of the hostages for ceasefire deal. (GPO)

Agam Berger stands with Rabbi Arieh Levin, his wife Rebbetzin Yocheved Levin and her mother, Merav at the Yechezkel Synagogue in Israel. (Photo: Nadav Katz.)

A military parade of the Hamas terrorist organization before the transfer of four Israeli female hostages to the Red Cross on Jan. 25, 2025. (TPS-IL)

Agam Berger is reunited with her family. (Courtesy: IDF)