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Netanyahu Meets Freed Hostage Keith Siegel

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TELAVIV: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, met with recently freed hostage Keith Siegel. His wife, Aviva Siegel, and daughter, Shir, joined him for the meeting. Aviva had been released earlier in the first hostage deal. Keith thanked Netanyahu for the efforts that led to his and other hostages’ release. Shir and Aviva expressed gratitude to Sara Netanyahu for her support.

Heartfelt Appreciation

During the meeting, Netanyahu and his wife expressed joy in seeing Keith back home. The Prime Minister recalled his promise to Aviva and Shir. He assured them he would bring Keith back safely. He said he was pleased to have kept that promise. Sara Netanyahu praised the soldiers who helped free hostages.

Bravery and Sacrifice

Sara Netanyahu emphasized the soldiers’ bravery and sacrifices in battle. She noted the Prime Minister’s dedication to this mission. Sara Netanyahu described witnessing firsthand his relentless efforts. She called the hostage return a sacred mission. She reaffirmed their commitment to bringing all captives home.

Keith’s Experience

Keith Siegel shared details of his harsh captivity. He described the conditions he endured while being held. Keith explained how he managed to cope. He also spoke about his rehabilitation process since returning. Despite his freedom, he remains deeply affected.

Unfinished Mission

Keith stressed that the story is not over. He said they must bring all hostages home. Keith expressed difficulty returning while friends remain captive. He acknowledged the government’s efforts. He urged leaders to continue showing courage.

Netanyahu’s Commitment

Netanyahu assured him that efforts are ongoing. He reaffirmed his commitment to securing every hostage’s release. Keith promised not to give up on anyone. He emphasized that he is constantly working toward their freedom. The meeting ended with mutual gratitude and determination.

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