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Former Captive Seeks Meeting with Gilad Shalit for Podcast

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Former captive Rom Braslavski is seeking to contact Gilad Shalit, who was held captive by Hamas, to invite him onto his podcast. Braslavski has appealed to the public for assistance in arranging a meeting with Shalit, whom he calls the "King of Captives."

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  • Former captive Rom Braslavski wants to meet Gilad Shalit.
  • Braslavski seeks Shalit for a podcast interview.
  • He is willing to make significant sacrifices for the meeting.
  • Braslavski asked the public for help contacting Shalit.
  • Shalit has maintained a private life since his release.

Rom Braslavski, who was himself held captive, has publicly appealed for help in contacting Gilad Shalit, the former IDF soldier held by Hamas for over five years. Braslavski referred to Shalit as the "King of Captives" and expressed a strong desire to meet him for an interview on his podcast, stating he is "willing to sacrifice a lot" for the opportunity.

Braslavski posted his request on his X (formerly Twitter) account, asking his followers how to reach Shalit. He emphasized his urgent need to speak with him and record a podcast episode, highlighting his willingness to make significant sacrifices for the meeting.

This public appeal comes after Braslavski's recent criticisms of Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich regarding the treatment and compensation of former captives. Shalit was released in October 2011 after five years and four months in captivity. Since his return to Israel, Shalit has maintained a private life, largely staying out of the public eye and away from media attention.

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