videos have been coming out over the past few days of the hostages released by Hamas

reuniting with their families.

And one of the most powerful shows a nine-year-old boy named Ohad Mundersakri.

In the video, he's being led around the corner and he sees his father standing at the other end of a hospital hallway.

The father he hasn't seen in nearly 50 days.

Bojad sprints into his dad's arms and his dad lifts him into a giant hug.

There are barely any words in that video, but the sense of relief is overwhelming.

A photo from the hospital shows Ohad solving a Rubik's cube,

just as he loved to do before October 7th.

But so much else has changed since Ohad and his mother and grandmother were taken captive by

Hamas during the attack on their kibbutz.

They seem fine physically, mentally they're still in shock. It's been quite a nightmare for us and obviously for them.

It's a tie reviv is Ohad's cousin. He spoke by phone to Ohad and to his mother and

grandmother after their release. They're slowly gradually getting back into reality

into understanding what happened in Israel, what happened to their family.

Ohad's mother learned her brother was killed in the attack.

They learned that Ohad's grandfather is likely still alive but still held hostage by Hamas.

When he Thai Reviv talked to NPR on Saturday,

the family was still at the hospital,

surrounded by doctors and therapists and social workers to help them put their lives back together after this harrowing ordeal.

I don't think you can recover duck weekly from being held by a Fer first organization for seven weeks, especially if you're a nine-year-old boy.

Consider this. Dozens of hostages have been freed, but that's just the beginning of the road back to a normal life.

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