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Captivity survivor Arbel Yehoud, partner of Ariel Cunio: My Ariel is home, and I am overwhelmed with emotion and joy. For over two years, the hope of holding Ariel again is what sustained and drove me every single day. From the moment of my release, I devoted everything I had to the struggle to bring my Ariel home, to bring David home, and to bring all the hostages back. Now that Ariel and David are home, we can focus on our long journey of healing and recovery together as a couple and as a family, and we can turn to grieving the loss of my beloved brother Dolev. At the same time, our mission is not yet complete. My heart aches for everyone who was abducted and has not yet returned, and I urge us all not to let the door that has opened close again. We must not relent until the last hostage comes home. We will not rest or stop until this happens. Only then can we heal as a society and as a people. We are on the right path to making this happen. I want to thank President Trump, his Special Envoy Steve Witkoff, and the American administration for creating a new reality and saving entire worlds. Thank you to everyone who worked tirelessly to make Ariel and David's release possible. Thank you to the tens of thousands of people in Israel and around the world who fought for over two years to bring all our loved ones home and never gave up throughout the painful, difficult, and far-too-long months. Thank you to the circles of support that surrounded me, my family, and my community. And above all, my deepest gratitude goes to all the families who paid the heaviest price, and to all those who sacrificed their bodies and souls. You are the solid foundation of our people and an example of the mutual responsibility essential to our existence here. My heart is with you. Always! Now, I ask everyone to respect and allow us our privacy as a couple and as a family. We need quiet, space, and time together. Photo credit: GPO