Glenn Cohen, a professional with extensive experience in debriefing hostages, shares insights on captivity in Gaza. Discussion includes coping mechanisms, trauma of captivity, mother's perspective on son's captivity, moral duty to rescue, coping strategies in captivity, and military efforts in hostage rescue.

Glenn Cohen, the former chief psychologist of the Mossad and an Air Force pilot, shares profound insights from his work with Israeli hostages. He emphasizes that the narrative we create about our trauma shapes our identity. The conversation dives into 'the three circles of resilience' and the importance of celebrating small wins, even in dire situations. Glenn highlights 'strategic vulnerability' as a leadership tool and the vital balance between mission focus and emotional release, revealing powerful lessons in resilience and human potential.