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Siegel Couple Recounts Hamas Captivity and Return to Life Aviva and Keith Siegel, former hostages of Hamas, are rebuilding their lives in Kfar Aza after their ordeal. Aviva was held for 51 days, released in November 2023, while Keith remained captive longer. The couple described harrowing conditions and constant fear underground in Gaza.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Aviva and Keith Siegel, former Hamas hostages, are rebuilding their lives in Kfar Aza. 02 The couple described harrowing conditions and constant fear during their captivity in Gaza. 03 Aviva Siegel was held for 51 days and released in November 2023. 04 Keith Siegel remained a hostage for a longer period before his release. 05 They believe their lack of resistance may have contributed to their survival. 06 The Siegels are now focused on rediscovering simple daily freedoms and reconnecting with family. They are now rediscovering simple freedoms and attempting to reconnect with family and holidays after their traumatic experience.
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