843 Days, 12 Hours, 6 Minutes
The hostage clock stopped at 843 days, 12 hours, and 6 minutes. But did the healing begin?
Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi reflect on the return of the body of Ran Gvili—the last hostage from October 7th—and what this moment reveals about Israel's wounds, its divisions, and its desperate need for goodness. A meditation on trauma, ritual, and the human need for moments of grace—even when the underlying problems remain.
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The hostage clock stopped at 843 days, 12 hours, and 6 minutes. But did the healing begin?
Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi reflect on the return of the body of Ran Gvili—the last hostage from October 7th—and what this moment reveals about Israel's wounds, its divisions, and its desperate need for goodness. A meditation on trauma, ritual, and the human need for moments of grace—even when the underlying problems remain.
Watch the video version of our podcast on our Youtube channel.
Past episodes of this show, and other podcasts from Ark Media can be found at arkmedia.org.
For more ideas from the Shalom Hartman Institute, visit shalomhartman.org, or JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST.
Sponsor an upcoming episode of For Heaven’s Sake. Click here to learn more.
Here’s more from the Shalom Hartman Institute this week:
Learn more about Rabbanut North America, our three-year rabbinic ordination program, and the newest cohort!
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