Freed Israeli captive says it was hard to hear opposition to ceasefire deal while in Gaza

Released Israeli soldier Agam Berger, who was taken to Gaza from the Nahal Oz military outpost, said that she and her fellow women captives were distressed when hearing Israelis' opposition to a hostage deal, according to Haaretz.

"It was hard for us to hear; it was as if they were saying that our lives were not valuable enough," she said in an interview with Kan Bet public radio.

Berger added that those still being held in Gaza need to hear "that they are still being fought for."