A year after his return: Matan Angrest accompanies his younger brother to the recruitment office

Held captive survivor Matan Angrest accompanied his younger brother Ofir to the recruitment office, nearly a year after returning from Hamas captivity. Their mother Anat shared a moving post about the pain of the previous accompaniment, when Matan was in captivity, and about the closure. Ofir, who was a prominent voice in the struggle for his brother's release, this time had Matan by his side.

Held captive survivor Matan Angrest accompanied his younger brother Ofir to the recruitment office this morning (Tuesday), nearly a year after returning from Hamas captivity. Their mother Anat shared a moving post on Instagram about the pain of the previous accompaniment, when Matan had already been in captivity for 10 months, and about the closure as this time the whole family is together. Ofir, who is five years younger than Matan, was one of the prominent voices in the struggle for Matan's return. In a previous interview with Channel 14, he spoke about their special bond and the difficulty of daily routine. Now, nearly a year after Matan's return, Ofir got to close a circle with Matan by his side. Online reactions wished Ofir success and strengthened him.