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“I just want to get them home," said Alana Zeitchik, of her relatives. "That’s all I think about. All we want is for them to come back and we want the world to come with us to help us."

Supporters lined the streets to welcome families of hostages who traveled from Israel to address the United Nations Security Council.

They feel trapped in a nightmare—and ignored by their government.

NEW YORK — As the war between Israel and Hamas enters its third week, terrified families are waiting to hear any word about loved ones, with an estimated 200 hostages

As the war between Israel and Hamas enters its third week, terrified families are waiting to hear any word about loved ones, with an estimated 200 hostages (14 of whom are reportedly from the U.S.) taken during a Hamas attack during which 1,400 people were killed.

They feel trapped in a nightmare—and ignored by their government.

A huge army of IT experts, security reservists, and veteran activists have gone to work in Tel Aviv to track down missing hostages and to keep their names in the headlines.

President Joe Biden has received glowing praise even from Israeli conservatives as he stands with their country in solidarity after the Hamas attack.

Ambiguous loss refers to not knowing whether a loved one has died or been taken captive or simply gone missing. Mourning is halted if loss isn’t certain. Read more.

US President Joe Biden has literally emerged as the 'father figure' to Israel as millions idolise him after his 7-hour visit, the first ever war-time one of an American president, even overshadowing the popularity of Prime Minister Benjamin ...