Where the mothers cried: Agam and Ber recite the HaGomel blessing and come full circle

In the final episode of the documentary 'The Journey of Agam and Ber' on Channel 14, freed hostages Agam Berger and Ber Kupershtein visited the grave of Rabbi Eliezer Papo, author of the 'Pele Yoetz'. At the site where their mothers had fervently prayed for their return, the two recited the HaGomel blessing. During the ceremony, a Torah scroll was dedicated and a diary written by Agam before her abduction was revealed, containing words about faith and unity.

In the final episode of the documentary 'The Journey of Agam and Ber' on Channel 14, freed hostages Agam Berger and Ber Kupershtein visited the grave of Rabbi Eliezer Papo, author of the 'Pele Yoetz'. This is the place where their mothers had fervently prayed and wept for their safe return from the clutches of Hamas. Where the families once stood in heavy uncertainty, this time the HaGomel blessing was heard from those who had come home. During the ceremony, a Torah scroll was dedicated at the grave of the righteous man, a direct continuation of the story told about the 'Pele Yoetz', who once instructed selling holy books for the redemption of captives. Another chilling moment occurred when the diary that Agam had written months before her abduction was opened. Among the diary's pages were moving words about burning faith, divine guidance, and the unity of the people of Israel. The words written before the disaster took on a chilling meaning after the period of captivity and the return home. Throughout the two episodes of the film, the question of what sustains a person when the path is unknown accompanied the journey, and in the final episode, the answer was given through the families who clung to faith.