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Anat Angrest talked during a rally in Tel Aviv’s Hostage Square on Saturday, demanding the release of the remaining Gaza hostages.<\/p>\n

Released hostage Matan Angrest<\/a> \u201cwas forced to endure horrific interrogations in the tunnel basements while severely wounded, bleeding, hovering between life and death for long months,\u201d his mother, Anat, said during a rally in Tel Aviv on Saturday demanding the release of the remaining Gaza hostages.<\/p>\n

“His body bears scars of courage, scars that, as a mother, I find difficult to look at and to imagine what he went through,” she continued. “He still doesn\u2019t tell me everything; he protects me. He says, \u2018Leave it, Mom, the main thing is I\u2019m here.\u2019 But his eyes fill with tears when he remembers that Itay Chen is still there. At every opportunity, he says he wants to put on his uniform and bring him back,” she said.<\/p>\n

The demonstration was held in Hostage Square in Tel Aviv<\/a> alongside families of the remaining 13 deceased hostages, recently freed hostage, their families, and friends.<\/p>\n

“We will never be whole again, but we can be a people who have healed,” Noam Katz, daughter of Lior Rudaeff, said. “A people who choose life, who choose light, a people who choose not to give up hope. This is my dream. This is our promise.”<\/p>\n

Lishay Miran-Lavi, wife to Omri Miran, said that “Omri is home tonight watching over our daughters. This picture is no longer a dream – it\u2019s reality, and it\u2019s thanks to you, good people.”<\/p>\n

“You stood with us, marched with us, and prayed with us. You opened doors to the highest halls of power and the smallest houses of worship. You ensured the voices of our loved ones were heard even when the world turned away,” Moshe, Omri’s brother, added.<\/p>\n

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