Hostage Activist Ayelet Sela-Yongerman Says Families of the Hostages – Who Have Unwillingly Become Experts in Media, Parliamentary Work, and Politics – Once Spoke at the Start of Every Knesset Session. Now, Others Open Each Session Instead, and Many Families Have Stopped Attending
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48 Hostages, 715 Days in Captivity
Hostage activist Ayelet Sela-Yongerman says families of the hostages – who have unwillingly become experts in media, parliamentary work, and politics – once spoke at the start of every Knesset session. Now, others open each session instead, and many families have stopped attending
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