We just cannot lose hope hostages brother tells JNS

Two brothers of Liran Berman are still held hostage. They are in a critical state of health. At WORLD TV he says: "After one and a half years we need more than hugs of Germany." From the new German government he wishes "more activity".

His brothers’ keeper: Liran Berman calls for urgent action to save his brothers, Gali and Ziv, from Hamas

Liran Berman calls his brothers, Gali and Ziv, “the light of every room [they] walk into.”  Twins Gali and Ziv were taken hostage from their home in Kibbutz Kfar Aza during Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks. He told Fox News Digital that it was fitting that they brought light into every room, as the two brothers were lighting technicians.  While most Israelis in their 20s move to the center of the country to live in cities like Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, Gali …

His brother’s keeper: Ilay David warns his brother, Hamas hostage Evyatar, is running out of time

Ilay David's brother, Evyatar, has been in Hamas captivity for almost a year and a half. A recent sign of life video gave the David family a mix of shock and relief as they saw Evyatar was alive but in horrible condition.

'My brother is begging for his life. We don't know where Hamas took him after the video'

Ilay, brother of hostage Evyatar David, fears renewed Gaza fighting as no sign of life has emerged since Hamas' February video of him and his friend Guy Gilboa-Dalal, who is also held captive. 'If it's hard for us, it's infinitely worse for them,' he says

We just cannot lose hope hostages brother tells JNS

“We need to send the hostages our prayers, hope, powers, energy and strength to give them the hope to continue and survive,” says Ilay David. The post We just cannot lose hope hostages brother tells JNS appeared first on Jerusalem World News.

On Thursday (Thursday), a memorial service and tombstone unveiling was held at the cemetery in the town of Zohar in Eshkol for Shiri Bivas and her children Kfir and Ariel, who were all murdered by terrorists in Gaza, shortly after they were brutally kidnapped from their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz on Simchat Torah 5774. Yarden Bivas' sister, Ofri Bivas, published a post in which she said things at the memorial service. "17 months that I did and we di…