How good it is that you came home: The first phase of release is underway, 13 abductees will return to Israel after 50 days in captivity in Gaza. Daniel and Amelia will return to Grandpa Remus and Grandma Ricky. The well-known consumer manager at Kibbutz Nirim will be set free. Also a 9-year-old fan, to whom they celebrated his birthday painfully from afar
Margalit Shabbat: The Mozes family is waiting for Grandma
Margalit Mozes (78), Nir Oz
Margalit Mozes, 78, was abducted by Hamas, and her ex-boyfriend, Gadi Mozes, was also kidnapped. Both continued to live on the kibbutz, a small distance from each other. On the Saturday morning of October <>th, Margalit was at home, and Gadi at his own home, together with his partner Efrat Katz, who was murdered, her daughter Doron Katz Asher and her two daughters Aviv and Raz, who were also kidnapped and are now being released.
Margalit Mozes, Photo: GettyImages
Although Mozes defeated cancer, she suffers from other diseases and requires many medications – hence the great concern for her health in Hamas captivity. For many years, Margalit has been engaged in teaching, has three children and eight grandchildren with whom she likes to spend time and who are already waiting and fighting for her return. She is an avid nature lover who loves to travel in Israel and around the world, and at the same time loves knitting.
"Waiting for your hug": After uncle is murdered, nephews look forward to the return of their auntAdina Moshe (72) from Kibbutz Nir Oz
Adina Moshe was kidnapped from her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz after her husband Said Moshe, from the
well-known potato brand "Uncle Moshe", was brutally murdered. That Saturday, terrorists broke into the family's home while the couple was in the safe room. The family later discovered that she had been kidnapped. Her nephew, Eyal Nouri, said a few days after her abduction: "Then we saw a picture of Adina riding a motorcycle ridden by two terrorists – one in front and one in the back, and she was in the middle. We know it's in the hands of the terrorists."
Adina Moshe, Photo: GettyImages
Her niece Stav Modeli recently wrote to her: "I sing a night song for my daughter and hope you sing there for the children, this is one of your strengths to help and support the other, I hope you manage to feel meaningful there so that your lungs will fill with air, your brain will allow relaxation and your strong heart will continue the pace of life. I hope there is a fairy there watching over you, lighting up your face, laughing at your wit, and asking you that the good will come. I'm waiting to give you the same hug you knew how to give me when I needed reinforcement."
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