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Mia Schem, Franco-Israeli captured on October 7, 2023, announced her engagement on Thursday, November 29. (Photo of the reunion between Mia Schem and her family in December 2023)
INTERNATIONAL – She had been captive of Hamas for 55 days before being released. Mia Schem, Franco-Israeli captured on October 7, 2023 at the Nova music festival, announced her engagement on Thursday, November 29.
As spotted The Parisianit was on Instagram that the 22-year-old young woman shared the good news, as you can see in the post below. Mia Schem chose to publish a photo of one of her hands fitted with a wedding ring and entwined with that of her companion to announce their future marriage.
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A love story after his release
The one Mia Schem will marry is called Yinon Hasson. He is 24 years old and he is his childhood friend, reports The Times of Israël. Daily life Israel Hayom specifies that their romantic relationship began with the release of the young woman, imprisoned in Gaza, just a year ago.
Since the end of her captivity, the Franco-Israeli has publicly recounted the suffering she endured during the more than 50 days spent in Hamas jails. She mentions in particular sexual harassment by one of the kidnappers, a poorly treated arm injury and claims to have been locked in a cage for a time. During an interview at the Thirteenth channelat the end of December 2023, she declared: “I experienced a holocaust.”
The Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 resulted in the deaths of 1,208 people on the Israeli side, mainly civilians, according to an AFP count based on official data and including hostages killed or died in captivity.
The Israeli offensive carried out in retaliation in Gaza left at least 44,466 dead, the majority of them civilians, according to data from the Hamas Ministry of Health, deemed reliable by the UN.
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