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Couple Who Nearly Broke Up Before Oct. 7 Marries After Shared Hamas Captivity
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Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen, who were on the verge of breaking up before October 7th, have married after both endured Hamas captivity. Troufanov was held for 498 days and Cohen for 55 days. Their shared trauma and subsequent reunion led to a profound reevaluation of their relationship, culminating in a wedding attended by 500 guests. They are now navigating life after captivity, dealing with trauma and seeking new paths, while sharing their story to find meaning.
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- Sasha Troufanov and Sapir Cohen married after both survived Hamas captivity, having planned to break up before Oct. 7.
- Troufanov was held for 498 days, while Cohen was held for 55 days, with their ordeal redefining their relationship.
- The couple acknowledged significant pre-captivity differences, with Cohen wanting marriage and Troufanov not ready.
- Cohen waited for Troufanov's release and supported his family throughout his captivity.
- They married in July with 500 guests, including Israeli President and Nitzan Alon.
- Both are now dealing with trauma and seeking new career paths after their experiences.
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