After they were released on Shabbat, former hostages Omer Shem Tov, Eliya Cohen, and Omer Wenkert were taken to Beilinson Hospital. After Shabbat, they gathered around Eliya’s grandfather, Aharon Rabi, as he conducted havdallah. It was an emotional ceremony, with everyone present praying for the success of the Israeli government and the IDF and the wellbeing of the hostages and wishing everyone a good week.
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