Chen Almog-Goldstein, an Israeli mother held hostage by Hamas for 51 days with her children, shares her harrowing story of captivity in Gaza. Alongside her, Margalit Moses recounts her near two-month ordeal, highlighting the emotional turmoil experienced by hostages. Ada Sagi, a 75-year-old captive, provides insight into their unique struggles, as she connected through language and cultural ties. Together, they explore themes of resilience, the complexity of captor-captive relationships, and the profound impact of such traumatic experiences on their lives.

In a gripping conversation, Chen Almog-Goldstein shares her harrowing experience of being held hostage in Gaza with her three children. Margalit Moses, 78, recounts her own traumatic ordeal in the tunnels, while Ada Sagi reflects on her captivity in a vegetable warehouse. The trio discusses the intricate dynamics with their captors, the harsh realities of life in hiding, and the emotional weight of hearing news from outside. Their stories reveal the resilience and courage that arose amidst unimaginable fear and uncertainty.