Keith Siegel, who was released from captivity in February, said he was held with soldier Matan Angrest, who he said has not healed from wounds sustained during the October 7 attack. 'Matan fought to defend my kibbutz – and we must fight to return him and everyone else,' said Siegel
Keith Siegel, who was released from captivity in February, said he was held with soldier Matan Angrest, who he said has not healed from wounds sustained during the October 7 attack. 'Matan fought to defend my kibbutz – and we must fight to return him and everyone else,' said Siegel