In the Depths: Eli Sharabi's Tale of Survival and Hope
Eli Sharabi endured 16 months as a hostage in Gaza, surviving in dire conditions while longing for the release of his fellow captive, Alon Ohel. The tragedy deepened with the loss of his family during the Hamas attack. Sharabi's memoir, 'Hostage,' details this harrowing experience and calls for peace.

Eli Sharabi, who spent 16 harrowing months as a hostage in Gaza's tunnels, shared his ordeal of survival and loss. Shackled and surviving on meager rations, he awaited freedom, only to face the tragic news of his family's death in the October 2023 Hamas attack.
Despite Israel's aggressive campaigns, the return of 48 captives, including Sharabi's surrogate son Alon Ohel, remains uncertain. The US backs new peace efforts, raising hopes for a resolution. Sharabi's memoir, 'Hostage,' captures the stark realities of captivity and the ongoing struggle.
Sharabi's activism for hostage release, driven by concern for Ohel, demonstrates resilience and determination in the face of profound suffering. His experiences underscore the need for peace and healing in a region long engulfed in conflict.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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