Freed hostage Rom Braslavsky issued a new Arabic-language message to the terrorists who held him captive, warning that 'not one of you will remain' and thanking the IDF, following the elimination of the guard who had held him, according to Nitzan Shapira.
Freed hostage Rom Braslavsky has issued a second Arabic-language message in rapid succession this evening, warning the remaining terrorists who held him captive: 'Not one of you will remain.' The message, reported by Nitzan Shapira, also includes a thank you to the IDF and the phrase 'Am Yisrael Chai' (the people of Israel live).
The Zioneer reported at 19:00 Jerusalem that Braslavsky posted an earlier Arabic response after the elimination of the terrorist who held him captive, saying 'You will all die.' The new message appears to reinforce that warning while adding a tone of gratitude to the Israeli military.
Braslavsky was held captive by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad for 738 days before being freed in a 2025 ceasefire deal. Since his release, he has become a prominent public figure, thanking the IDF, President Trump, and documenting his spiritual journey and return to Jewish observance.
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