‘I fell on the floor and screamed’: Families of freed Israeli hostages on suffering loved ones endured in Hamas captivity
The families of the three Israeli hostages released Saturday have spoken out about their loved ones’ ordeal in Hamas captivity, saying they hope their suffering provides impetus to efforts to free all those still in Gaza as soon as possible.
The BBC hears from the parents of four young women who were taken by Hamas on 7 October and held for 15 months.
The following week, a similar message was projected. On February 1, 2025, three male hostages were released. One of those ...
Each of the hostages released by Hamas was given a bizarre “gift bag” before they were handed over to the Red Cross — while the terror group released an equally ...
Gal Hirsch, Israeli Coordinator for the Hostages and Missing, promises that Israel will not ignore the conditions of released ...
Stalling the next release of hostages from the Gaza Strip, scheduled for the coming weekend, raises new challenges for the ...
Families of the hostages in Gaza are struggling to maintain hope as the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas seems increasingly at risk of falling apart.
Shlomo Mansour was born at Baghdad where he survived the Farhud pogrom as a child and later immigrated to Israel.
The first three hostages released from Gaza as part of a fragile ceasefire and hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas that came into effect on Sunday have arrived in Israel, the military ...
“Our power will stop all wars,” Trump said about the United States under his leadership. He did not directly mention Israel in the address. In his defiant return to office, President Donald ...
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