Trump meets published hostages in the Oval Office

US President Donald Trump met eight Israeli hostages who were released on March 5 in the White House in the White House.

During the meeting, the hostages shared reports of their time in captivity in Gaza and described physical abuse, hunger and mental agony.

“It was the worst thing someone can go through,” said one of the women who were released.

“I send Israel everything it needs to end the job, and not a single Hamas member is safe if you don't do what I say,” wrote Trump about the social truth. “Publish the hostages now, otherwise there will be hell to pay later!”

According to the White House, the former hostages that Trump met, IIIR Horn, Omer Shem Tov, Eli Sharabi, Keith Siegel, Aviva Siegel, Naama Levy, Doron Steinbrecher and Noa Argamani. Credit: The White House about History

Video transcript

Were they all taken on October?

That was hell, wasn't it?

It was the worst thing everyone can go through.

On one of the days they captivated one of the boys who was with us, and when he came and he, he, he brought a cutter and he cut his hand.

And smile.

She ate in front of us while you have stopped us.

It's a miracle.

I was kidnapped on October 7th.

My wife and two daughters were murdered on the same day.

I was captured for 491 days.

I was suffered from hunger, violence and humiliations every day.

Once they had broken my ribs.

And I was so injured that I couldn't breathe for a month.

Many thanks to President Trump.

I am a free man.

I can hug my mother again.

I can hug my brothers and sisters.

I was moved 33 times, spent time in tunnels without breathing, barely eating, hardly any water.

I saw terrible torture about hostages with which I spent time, and I am so grateful and grateful that I am here because of President Trump and the great efforts of the government.

As you know, we will all be released at the moment.

We have only waited for the publication.

My little brother, it's still there.

My family and myself, we believe that they were sent by God.

You think you could go out thanks to you.

We are here because of you.

We live because of you.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

This is a story.

I've never had anything like that.

I mean, I saved a lot of people, but I have never seen anything like that where they lived under these conditions, terrible stories.

Not even credible.

Thank you very much.

We'll get them out.