Freed Hostage Elia Cohen Tells UN 'I Won' at Event Marking 3 Years Since Oct. 7
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Freed Israeli hostage Elia Cohen spoke at the United Nations on the third anniversary of the October 7th attacks. When asked by Dr. Phil what he would tell his captors, Cohen declared, "I won - I am here." The event focused on the ongoing hostage situation and the resilience of those who were held captive.
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- Freed hostage Elia Cohen spoke at the UN on the 3-year anniversary of the October 7th attacks.
- Dr. Phil asked Cohen what he would say to his captors.
- Cohen responded, "I won - I am here."
- The event highlighted the ongoing hostage crisis.
- Cohen's statement emphasized his survival and return.
Elia Cohen, an Israeli hostage released from Gaza, addressed the United Nations on the three-year anniversary of the October 7th attacks. During the event, television personality Dr. Phil asked Cohen what he would say to the terrorists who abducted him.
Cohen responded with the phrase "I won - I am here," signifying his survival and return. The event at the UN highlighted the ongoing plight of hostages still held in Gaza and served as a commemoration of the events of October 7th.
The exchange underscored the resilience of those who endured captivity and the international attention focused on the hostage crisis. Cohen's powerful statement resonated as a testament to his personal victory over his captors.
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