The leader of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum in the UK, Nivi Fledman, is actively advocating for the release of the remaining hostages in Gaza as part of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. Fledman expressed deep concern for the families of the 14 Israeli hostages still awaiting release, describing their constant stress and anxiety as they wait to be reunited with their loved ones. She emphasized the emotional toll the situation has taken on these families, who are struggling to cope with the uncertainty of whether their relatives will ever come back home. Fledman also highlighted the bittersweet moment when some hostages were reunited with their families, calling it a “miracle” and expressing hope for the release of the remaining hostages. So far, 19 Israeli and five Thai hostages have been released under the current ceasefire deal, but around half of the remaining 73 hostages have been declared dead in absentia by Israeli authorities. Fledman’s efforts to bring attention to the plight of these hostages and their families underscore the importance of continuing dialogue and negotiations to ensure the safe return of all individuals held in captivity in Gaza.
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