Hostage families fear outcome of intense Israeli strikes on Gaza
- Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, seizing 251 hostages, with 58 still in Gaza.
- Families are advocating for the hostages' release, amidst disagreements on strategy and constant fear.
- Tamir, a COGAT soldier, was 18 when taken; he turned 20 in captivity with no proof of life.
- Herut Nimrodi quoted, "He loves this holiday so much," expressing longing for Tamir's return.
- Israel resumed military operations on March 18, following a truce where 33 hostages returned, but 34 are confirmed dead.
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Hostage families fear outcome of intense Israeli strikes on Gaza
The mother of an Israeli soldier held hostage in Gaza longs for her son's return, fearing that Israel's renewed bombardment of the territory puts his life at even greater risk.
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