Moving moments in Wolfson: Hannah Perry from Kibbutz Nir Oz, who was released from Hamas captivity after 49 days, was released a few minutes ago from hospitalization at Wolfson Medical Center, accompanied by the hospital's director-general, Dr. Anat Engel, and the director of nursing, Orna Zvi. Around her, the ward staff and Hannah Perry's family cheered her while holding Israeli flags.
Dr. Anat Engel: "These are moments of joy and excitement mixed with pain and hope for the return of all the abductees. Our wonderful teams treated Hannah professionally and sensitively, and there is no doubt that she represents the resilience of the people of Israel. I look forward to more moments like this."
Hannah Perry from Nir Oz discharged from hospital, photo: Wolfson Spokesperson's Office
Hannah's son, Nadav Poplwell, was also kidnapped and held captive by Hamas; her son Roy was murdered that Saturday. She has lived on Kibbutz Nir Oz since immigrating to Israel in the 60s, and over the years was the manager of the kibbutz's consumer and sewing workshop. Perry returned as part of the first phase of the hostages' release last Friday. In this phase, 12 additional women and children were released: Doron Katz Asher, her two daughters Raz and Aviv, Keren Munder, her son Ohad Munder-Zikri and his grandmother Ruthy Munder, Daniel and Emilia Aloni, Yaffa Adar, Margalit Mozes, Hannah Katzir and Adina Moshe.
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