Zvika Mor Marks One Year Since Son Eitan's Release from Hamas Captivity
Zvika Mor, a candidate for "Religious Zionism", marked one year since his son Eitan was freed from Hamas captivity after 738 days in the Gaza Strip.
Zvika Mor, head of the Tikva Forum and candidate for the "Religious Zionism" party in the upcoming 26th Knesset elections, marked the one-year anniversary of his son Eitan's release from Hamas captivity.
"A year ago, we received Eitan back," Mor wrote in a social media post. "When Hamas terrorists invaded, murdered, and kidnapped, they thought they would break us. But they did not know us. Despite the profound pain, we chose to fight back. Today, exactly a year since Eitan's return, our story is the story of the entire nation of Israel."
Mor noted that Eitan is recovering, the Gaza envelope is flourishing, and Gaza itself lies in ruins. He thanked the soldiers and families for their resilience, declaring that the people of Israel live.
Eitan Mor was abducted from the Nova music festival during the October 7 massacre. After 738 days in Hamas captivity, he was released under the third hostage release agreement. It was later revealed that the terrorists who kidnapped him and other survivors had been eliminated by the IDF in the Gaza Strip.
