Bring the hostages home
Bring the hostages home
#Bringthemhomenow is the home for the campaign Bring the hostages home
On 7 October 2023 Hamas terrorists attacked Israel and massacred more than 1200 people – men, women, children, elderly, disabled, soldiers and Holocaust survivors. More than 240 people were kidnapped to Gaza by the terrorists.
Among the hostages are people from a variety of different countries: Thai workers, Muslims, Christians, Jews, Americans and more. The youngest turned 10 months in captivity. The eldest 86 years. Some families were kidnapped together while some families were split in two.
Abigail is only 3 years old and now an orphan
Little Abigail lived in Kibbutz Kfar Azza with her parents and siblings. When the terrorists attacked the Kibbutz both her parents were shot and killed. Her father held her in his arms when he was killed. Her brother and suster hid in a closet during the attack – they survived. Abigail crawled out from under her dead father and run to the neighbors where she and the neighbors were kidnapped and taken to Gaza.
Abigail is one of 240 hostages still in the clutches of the terrorists. These are just a few
Adar Yafa is 85 -A woman who loves life and her grandchildren.
Bibas Kfir 10 months – Recently started crawling and rocking on all fours, he accepts everyone and is always smiling.
Cooper Amiram 84 – A man of peace, a poet, and a composer
Katz Asher Aviv 2 – loves to dress up.
Don’t look away
Look at their faces – they are under the ground held in captivity. It’s been over 30 days. The terrorists use them as Human shields. Look at Abigail who was orphaned on 7 October 2023. She are alone and without her family inside those tunnels. Bring the hostages home. The time is now!
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