For the first time at the President's Residence: 'Salon Otef' meeting with Omri Miran

For the first time, the 'Salon Otef' initiative arrives at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. The meeting will include Omri Miran, who was released from captivity after 738 days, and his wife Lishay Lavi Miran, who will share their coping and challenges after the return. During the week, hundreds of similar meetings are expected across the country.

For the first time, the 'Salon Otef' initiative arrives at the President's Residence in Jerusalem. The meeting, which will take place today (Monday), will include Omri Miran, who was held captive by Hamas for 738 days until his release, and his wife Lishay Lavi Miran, who led a public campaign for his return. The two will speak about the period of captivity, the uncertainty that accompanied the family, and the physical and mental challenges after the return and rehabilitation. The event will open with remarks by the President of Israel and the Chairman of KKL-JNF, and will be hosted by journalist and director Ben Shani. The national initiative, led by the Hostage Families Headquarters and KKL-JNF, operates through a model of community and home meetings, where citizens meet with survivors of the massacre, evacuees, and families of hostages. In the coming days, hundreds of similar meetings are expected across the country, with the participation of tens of thousands of Israelis.