"Between me and Netanyahu there is a love-hate relationship, I hope one day he will apologize"

Former hostage Rom Breslavsky participated in a Selichot event at the Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. In an interview with Kan News, he criticized the country's leadership and the security establishment, described his struggle with PTSD a year after his release, and demanded an apology from government and military officials, including Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Former hostage Rom Breslavsky participated this evening (Thursday) in a Selichot event at the Hostages Square in Tel Aviv, organized by former hostage Bar Kupershtein. In an interview with the program "Thursday with Yoav Krakovsky" on Kan News, Breslavsky described his daily struggle with PTSD a year after his release from Hamas captivity, and his refusal to take psychiatric medication. He harshly criticized the country's leadership and the security establishment, and demanded an apology from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the head of the Mossad, and the head of the Shin Bet for the October 7 failure. Breslavsky described his relationship with Netanyahu as "love-hate" – hatred for being kidnapped under his government, and love for bringing him back. He stated that he would dedicate his life to commemorating the massacre and giving lectures about October 7.