Survivor Fears for Hostage Brother Amid Gaza Bombings

The ongoing conflict in Gaza has left families in agony, especially those with loved ones still held hostage by Hamas. Gal Gilboa-Dalal, a survivor of the initial Hamas attack, is living with the constant fear that every bomb dropped in Gaza could mean the death of his brother. His brother is among at least 20 Israelis believed to still be alive and held captive in the devastated region.

"Every explosion, every news report, it's a nightmare," Gilboa-Dalal shared in a recent interview. "I can't sleep knowing my brother is there, vulnerable and at risk." The uncertainty surrounding the hostages' well-being is fueling widespread anxiety and calls for a resolution to the conflict. International pressure is mounting on both sides to prioritize the release of the hostages and ensure their safety. The plight of the hostages underscores the profound human cost of the ongoing violence and the urgent need for a peaceful solution.