Twenty-year-old former hostage Agam Berger survived 482 days in Gaza held by Hamas terrorists. Berger has found a new importance in religion, which kept her going during her captivity.

Agam Berger, one of the IDF lookouts who was freed from Hamas captivity, meets Rabbanit Tzili Schneider, chairwoman of the "Kesher Yehudi" organization, reveals how she observed Shabbat and the ...

Released hostage Agam Berger shared how she was moved from hiding places once a month when in Gaza captivity, in conversation ...

Sgt. Agam Naim, 20, became the first female IDF soldier killed in combat while fighting Hamas in the Gaza Strip when she died along with three others in a building explosion, officials said.

Agam Berger met with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot on Saturday, where she stated that diplomatic solutions won't work when confronting Hamas.

Agam added that her faith is what kept her strong in captivity: "I felt that G-d was watching over me. Think about a day like October 7. They were firing in my direction and I remained alive.

As Agam Berger, 20, was freed from Hamas’s clutches in Gaza last week, fellow hostages who had made it home before her revealed astounding details about her time in captivity.

Agam Goldstein, a former captive, recalled: "She prayed a lot, blessed the food, and refused to light a fire on Shabbat." This quiet rebellion reflected her commitment to her faith and values.

Former hostage Agam Berger opened up about observing religious holidays and keeping Shabbat during her time in captivity in an interview with N12 on Thursday.. Berger, who was kidnapped from the ...

Hamas handed over Agam Berger, the last female soldier hostage, to the Red Cross in Jabalya on Jan. 30, as a part of the ongoing ceasefire.

Jewish women, including at the Israeli airline El Al, wore braids to celebrate Agam Berger, released from Hamas captivity on Jan. 30, 2025. (Berger with her parents: handout; El Al staff via El Al) ...

Jewish women, including at the Israeli airline El Al, wore braids to celebrate Agam Berger, released from Hamas captivity on Jan. 30, 2025. (Berger with her parents: handout; El Al staff via El Al) ...