Freed hostage Rom Braslavsky, held by Hamas in Gaza, was notified while driving of the killing of the terrorist who held and abused him. According to Amit Segal (N12), Braslavsky said 'I have to stop on the side' upon hearing the news.
Freed hostage Rom Braslavsky was notified while on the road that the Hamas terrorist who held him and ordered his abuse had been killed, according to a report by Amit Segal (N12) published Tuesday afternoon. Braslavsky, who was held in Gaza and released in a hostage deal, reportedly said 'I have to stop on the side' upon receiving the update.
As The Zioneer reported earlier Tuesday, a report by Noam Amir (Channel 14) named the terrorist as the one who both held Braslavsky and instructed his abuse. The Zioneer also previously reported (June 10) that Braslavsky said a guard threatened to kill him minutes before his release. The new report from Segal provides a follow-up: the terrorist has since been killed, and Braslavsky was informed of the development while driving. The specific circumstances of the killing — whether in an IDF operation, strike, or other action — are not detailed in the report.
4 developments
- DevelopingFreed hostage Rom Braslavsky says guard threatened to kill him minutes before release
- StrongReport: Terrorist held and ordered abuse of hostage Rom Breslavsky
- DevelopingFreed hostage Rom Braslavsky recalls first moments after rescue: 'Just wanted to see the sky'
- StrongFreed hostage Rom Braslavsky thanks Trump at White House meeting
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