Rom Braslavski, one of the 20 hostages freed by Hamas on Monday as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, was held alone for two years, and was offered better treatment if he agreed to convert to Islam.

His testimony was shared with the media via his mother, Tami Braslavski, at Ramat Gan’s Sheba Hospital, where he is being treated.

During some of those two years, his only company was the bodies of murdered hostages, she said. She added that upon his return to Israel, he had reported the location of the bodies to Brig. Gen. (res.) Gal Hirsch, Israel’s National Coordinator for the Hostages and the Missing.

Tami revealed that her son had not been held in tunnels, and suffers from blood sugar fluctuations due to being force-fed shortly before his release.

During the first four weeks of his cap

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