Built in Czechia, the violin belonged to a musician who played in an orchestra and was killed in the Holocaust.
The Times of Israel on MSN2d
Freed hostage Agam Berger given violin used by Jewish musician murdered in HolocaustIsrael by survivor, later restored by Tzachi Beck, who left it unplayed for years before gifting it to ex-captive: 'I knew it ...
In what appeared to be the first media interview by a captive freed in this ceasefire, Agam Berger told Israeli public radio Reshet Bet that she was moved around multiple times during the nearly 16 ...
When you are in a place between life and death, you ask yourself, “What is the meaning and value of my life?” And you come to a clear realization - the entire value of my life lies in the fact tha ...
New York Post on MSN15d
Freed Israeli hostage recalls heartache over cease-fire debate: ‘Our lives weren’t worth enough’Agam Berger, one of the Israeli hostages who was freed from Hamas captivity, said her heart broke when she learned via radio ...
Agam Berger told Israeli public radio Reshet Bet that she was moved around multiple times during the nearly 16 months she was held in the Gaza Strip. She said she was held in tunnels and ...
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