Tzachi Beck gifts the 130-year-old violin, preserved through the Holocaust, to former Gaza hostage Agam Berger to unite stories of survival and renewal through music; 'Hearing its sounds come to life again was emotional'

A 130-year-old violin that survived the Holocaust has found its way to freed hostage Agam Berger, who played it for the first time on Saturday night.  

Tzachi Beck, who restored and preserved the violin — originally built in the Czech Republic and once owned by a Jewish musician who was killed in the Holocaust — gifted it to Berger, a survivor of Hamas captivity in Gaza. 

VIDEO: Tzachi Beck