During his 491 days in the literal dark — starved, beaten and held captive in a Gaza tunnel network hundreds of feet underground — Eli Sharabi had one hope keeping him going: being reunited with his ...

At Jerusalem Writers Festival, author of bestselling 'Hostage' talks about mourning his family, time in captivity, regrets ...

"You know, 50 meters underground, you actually understand the meaning in life," said Eli Sharabi. For 491 days, Sharabi was a Hamas hostage. "That it's not your academic degrees and not your ...

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Two men grabbed Sharabi and dragged him out barefoot. He yelled to his family, promising to return. A terrorist hit him, causing his glasses to fall to the ground. He was beaten and kicked. The ...

AP — Eli Sharabi spent 16 months in filthy tunnels under the Gaza Strip with his legs chained, surviving on moldy pita. Two years after the Hamas onslaught that started the war in Gaza, he fears a ...

The release of one of three Hamas hostages freed Saturday was cruelly spoiled when he was told his brother was killed in Gaza — and then learned his wife and children were slain in the Oct. 7 massacre ...

Former Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi talks to The Jerusalem Report about the 491 days he spent as a hostage in Gaza and how ‘everything’ has changed. When Eli Sharabi, pale and emaciated, emerged from ...

Hisham Sharabi, a prominent Palestinian-American intellectual and activist who co-founded the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies at Georgetown University, has died of cancer at American University ...