Overview
- Or, 32, returned to Israel this week with 19 other hostages after more than two years in Gaza captivity, according to AFP-based reporting.
- Nvidia senior manager Eddie Goldenberg posted a public welcome on LinkedIn and Instagram that opened with a light joke about Or’s 738-day absence.
- The message also referenced Nvidia’s soaring share price during his captivity, citing a rise from about €42.68 to roughly €158.
- Colleagues had been reminded of his situation through Sunday emails from Israel HR lead Gideon Rosenberg and mentions at internal quarterly meetings to roughly 40,000 employees.
- Photos of Or’s reunion with partner Noa Argamani drew wide attention, while reports note many freed hostages require extensive medical and psychological rehabilitation.