TELAVIV: Israeli hostage Agam Berger has reunited with her parents after being freed from captivity. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) shared photos of the emotional moment. The reunion took place at an IDF reception facility in southern Israel. Berger, like other released hostages, was first welcomed by military personnel.
Short Journey to the Reception Point
After meeting IDF staff, Berger was transported a short distance to the reception area. Military officials ensured her safe transfer during the process. The facility was set up to support returning hostages. Many families have been gathering there to welcome their loved ones.
Taken by Helicopter for Medical Care
Following the reunion, Berger and her parents boarded an Israeli Air Force helicopter. They left the reception center under military supervision. She was taken to a hospital for medical evaluation and care. Authorities say medical support is a priority for all freed captives.
Family and Friends Await Reunion
At the hospital, Berger will reunite with more family members. Friends have been eagerly waiting for her safe return. Other soldiers freed from captivity last weekend will also meet her.
IDF Continues Support for Released Hostages
The IDF remains committed to supporting all freed hostages. Medical and psychological care is being provided at various facilities. Officials stress the importance of helping them recover. Families are receiving assistance during this challenging time.
Ongoing Efforts to Secure More Releases
Israeli officials continue negotiations to free remaining captives. The government is working on further hostage-release agreements. Talks are ongoing with international mediators involved in the process. Many families are still waiting for news of their loved ones.
Public Reactions to the Reunion
The images of Berger’s reunion have spread across social media. Many Israelis expressed relief and joy over her return. Calls for the safe release of all captives continue. The situation remains tense as efforts to secure more hostages persist.
