Coverage dated December 16, 2023
In Hamas captivity, an Israeli mother found the strength to survive in her 2 young daughters
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An Israeli mother who was held in Hamas captivity for 49 days has described in an interview the trials of caring for two young children as a hostage.
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NBC10 Philadelphia
In Hamas captivity, an Israeli mother found the strength to survive in her 2 young daughters ↗ (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)Published
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An Israeli mother who was held in Hamas captivity for 49 days has described in an interview the trials of caring for two young children as a hostage.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
In Hamas captivity, an Israeli mother found the strength to survive with 2 young daughters ↗ (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)Published
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“What helped me survive there was that my daughters were with me,” Doron Katz Asher said. “I had something to fight for.”
Voice of America
In Captivity, Israeli Mother Found Strength to Survive in Her 2 Daughters ↗ (opens Voice of America)Published
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Doron Katz Asher who was held by Hamas militants for 49 days describes in an interview the trials of caring for two young children as a hostage
Las Vegas Review-Journal
In captivity, an Israeli mother found strength to survive with 2 young daughters ↗ (opens Las Vegas Review-Journal)Published
Las Vegas Review-Journal's feed description
“What helped me survive there was that my daughters were with me,” Doron Katz Asher said. “I had something to fight for.”
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