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Rebuilding Life After Captivity

In this photo provided by the Israeli Army, Emily Hand, a released hostage, reunites with her father Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023, in Israel. The tense cease-fire between Israel and Hamas appeared to be back on track after the release of a second group of militant-held hostages and Palestinian prisoners. (The Israeli Army via AP)

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Rebuilding Life After Captivity

In this photo provided by the Israeli Army, Emily Hand, a released hostage, reunites with her father Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023, in Israel. The tense cease-fire between Israel and Hamas appeared to be back on track after the release of a second group of militant-held hostages and Palestinian prisoners. (The Israeli Army via AP)

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Rebuilding Life After Captivity

Dozens of hostages have been released by Hamas over the last four days. Now after 50 days in captivity, and joyous reunions, the long journey of healing and rebuilding begins. NPR's Ailsa Chang talks to Hostage US executive director Liz Cathcart about that process. Email us at considerthis@npr.org

In this photo provided by the Israeli Army, Emily Hand, a released hostage, reunites with her father Sunday, Nov. 26, 2023, in Israel. The tense cease-fire between Israel and Hamas appeared to be back on track after the release of a second group of militant-held hostages and Palestinian prisoners. (The Israeli Army via AP)

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Dozens of hostages have been released by Hamas over the last four days. Now after 50 days in captivity, and joyous reunions, the long journey of healing and rebuilding begins.

NPR's Ailsa Chang talks to Hostage US executive director Liz Cathcart about that process.

Email us at considerthis@npr.org

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