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Former Hamas Captive Rom Breslavsky Begins Tattoo Removal Six Months After Release
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First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Rom Breslavsky, freed Israeli captive of Hamas, has begun laser tattoo removal six months after release, expressing gratitude for his freedom and Jewish identity.
- 01Rom Breslavsky began removing a tattoo six months after release from Hamas captivity.
- 02He was forced to conceal the tattoo during captivity as it revealed his Jewish identity.
- 03Breslavsky chose painful laser treatments to remove the tattoo as a spiritual act.
- 04He expressed deep gratitude for his freedom and survival in a personal post.
- 05He thanked God for both his captivity and the hardships endured.
- 06The tattoo removal symbolizes his renewed dedication to his faith and freedom.
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