Liri Albag, a fellow IDF observer released in the previous hostage deal, shared details with Agam’s mother about her daughter’s struggle in captivity. 'You and your daughter took the exact same journey from opposite sides,' she told her. 'Despite the harsh conditions and limited options, Agam chose to remain true to her values and faith.'
Classified document reveals ministry recommended voluntary migration over PA control or local governance, while emphasizing right of return for all who leave.
Agam Berger was not originally supposed to serve in Nahal Oz, but was sent there a day before she was abducted. A significant portion of her captivity was spent with her four fellow female field observers who have already been released – Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy.
As anticipation and excitement reached their peak with the return of hostages to Israel, discussions in Jerusalem and Washington have already turned to the next steps. These are not only related to the 'deal' with Hamas but also to broader efforts aimed at realizing President Donald Trump's vision and grand plans for the Middle East.
A series of documents discovered in Gaza illuminates Tehran's responsibility for building up the terror organization's force in the Gaza Strip – and the fractures on the way to Oct. 7.
