Rachel Goldberg-Polin discusses memoir on grief after son Hersh's execution

6 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 26

Appearing on Fox News, Rachel Goldberg-Polin shared insights from her memoir "When We See You Again," written nearly two years after her son Hersh, 23, was executed by Hamas following his abduction at the Nova festival.
She described her journey of mourning, advocacy for hostages, and the emotional toll since Hersh's remains were recovered in Rafah and his funeral held in Jerusalem in September 2024.
Goldberg-Polin recounted how her son's resilience inspired fellow hostages and emphasized her ongoing mission to find purpose and meaning after such profound loss.

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