Tamir Nimrodi's mother believes son's life may be in extreme danger

Tamir Nimrodi among hostages whose fate is unknown

Since the October 7th Massacre, no sign of life was received from Tamir Nimrodi.

Tamir Nimrodi named as hostage feared dead

After Israeli official cites grave concern for 3 of 24 hostages listed as alive, Tamir Nimrodi’s father confirms son one of them; 'This is based only on what Trump and Sara Netanyahu said—not from the defense establishment,' he says

Tamir Nimrodi's mother believes son's life may be in extreme danger

Nimrodi, 20, was abducted by invading terrorists from near Erez Crossing at only 18 years old.

Israeli official confirms serious concern for lives of one Israeli, two foreign hostages

The Israeli hostage has been named by his mother as Tamir Nimrodi, while the two foreign hostages whose status is unknown are Bipin Joshi from Nepal and Natthapong Pinta from Thailand. The source said that no sign of life has been received from the three

Hostages from whom signs of life were received, and those whose condition is unknown

A total of 59 hostages are still being held by Hamas – 35 of them have been officially declared by Israel as dead in captivity. In a video released Wednesday, following President Donald Trump's remarks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said: "We know for certain that 21 are alive. There are another three whose fate, unfortunately, remains uncertain." Netanyahu's video followed Trump's remarks the previous day, in which the president claimed tha…

Following the rumors surrounding a change in the status of the kidnapped Tamir Nimrodi, his family wishes to clarify that there has been no change in his status and that there is a fear for his life due to the lack of other information. The post The kidnapped man's family clarifies: This is why there is a fear for his life appeared first on Srougim.