Bring Them Home Now
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Official account of the Hostages and Missing Families Forum. As long as there are hostages in Gaza we are their voice. We won’t stop until they are ALL home🎗️
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Trigger alert – The video of the female observers’ abduction, is a wake-up call to the civilized world. We must condemn those actions and we can not abandon the hostages held captive for 229 days. This video, captured by the body cameras of Hamas terrorists on October 7th, has been edited and censored to exclude the most disturbing scenes, such as the numerous murdered young men and women at the Nahal Oz base and inside the bomb shelter from which the female observers were taken. The Israeli government and the international community can’t waste another moment – we must get back to the negotiation table today! #BringThemHomeNow
Bring Them Home Now967,048 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Special Envoy for Peace Missions Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with captivity survivors who were released just a week ago, after more than two years in captivity. The survivors thanked Special Envoy Witkoff and Kushner for their instrumental role in securing the deal that brought them home, expressing profound gratitude to President Trump for making their freedom a top priority and working tirelessly to ensure their release. The survivors urged Special Envoy Witkoff and Kushner to leave no stone unturned in bringing back all 15 remaining hostages. During the meeting, Witkoff reaffirmed the United States’ steadfast dedication to the mission expressed his confidence in the ability to bring back the remaining hostages. President Donald J. Trump Donald J. Trump First Lady Melania Trump Vice President JD Vance Secretary Marco Rubio Special Envoy Steve Witkoff Steve Witkoff Jared Kushner Ivanka Trump Adam Boehler Karoline Leavitt The White House Rapid Response 47
Bring Them Home Now185,220 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад
13 women have been held in captivity for a year now. 13 powerful voices have joined us in speaking out on each of the women being held hostage. Andy Cohen 🎗️ Chloe Fineman 🎗️ Zoe Buckman 🎗️ Rebecca Minkoff 🎗️ Elica Le Bon🎗️ Emily Austin 🎗️ Emmanuel Chiquri 🎗️ Noor Pahlavi 🎗️ Patricia Heaton🎗️ Mayim Bialik🎗️ Ginnifer Goodwin🎗️ Debra Messing🎗️ Baby Ariel (Ariel Rebecca)🎗️ Together we can unite worldwide and demand their immediate release. #BringThemHomeNow #WomenLifeFreedom #TurnTheHorrorIntoHope
Bring Them Home Now259,959 просмотров • 1 год назад
"These women are subject to horrors we can't even imagine. Physical and sexual violence should not be tolerated.” Charlotte Gainsbourg, the awards-acclaimed French actress and singer, urges the world to wake up and not remain indifferent to the fate of the women in Hamas captivity for 72 days. Don’t leave these women alone in the cruel darkness of the tunnels in Gaza. Bring all the women and all the hostages home. Now #BringThemHomeNow
Bring Them Home Now229,746 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Homeland concert The national flagship project for the return of the hostages The biggest concert ever held in Israel With 1,000 musicians gathered from all over the country in the Caesarea amphitheater with the hostages families In a mass prayer for their return home #homelandconcert #קונצרטמולדת #bringthemhomenow talya.yarom.event.maker
Bring Them Home Now120,706 просмотров • 2 лет назад
We must not forget the horrific moments from October 7th, the moments Naama Levy was abducted into Gaza. On that horrible Saturday morning, Naama texted her mom at 7:50 a.m. while sirens and missiles filled the air: “We are at the ‘war room’. I’ve never heard anything like that”. After that message was sent her phone went silent. Naama’s abduction was recorded on the terrorists’ bodycams. Her heart wrenching words, "I have friends in Palestine" show how she believed that once they realized she sees the people in Gaza as friends and neighbors they will release her. Hamas’ video of Naama being brutally dragged out of a Jeep in Gaza at gunpoint, pulled by the hair, surrounded by a cheering crowd holding AK-47 riffles. Naama was limping, barefoot, with blood around the crotch of her trousers, her hands tied and ankles cut, proved she was severely wounded. At the end of November, Naama’s family learned from survivors who came back on the previous deal, that they saw her for several hours. She was seen walking and talking, injured in her legs but standing. She is there and she’s alive. Naame Levy, 20, is held hostage in Gaza for nearly a year. We must not forget Naama and all the hostages who are still held captive in Gaza. We must bring them all home, Now!
Bring Them Home Now80,746 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Loitu Sinduani Mollel, the father of Joshua Loitu Mollel, who was returned last night from Hamas captivity, asked to thank all the people who called for Joshua’s release. Within a few days, Joshua’s coffin will arrive at his homeland Tanzania for proper burial.
Bring Them Home Now38,508 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад
Captivity survivor Aviva Siegel gives a powerful interview to Fox News, sharing her thoughts about the new Trump administration, hoping to see her beloved husband Keith and all the hostages home soon! Watch the full interview-> #AllTogether #TurnTheHorrorIntoHope #BringThemHomeNow
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We must not forget the horrific moments from October 7th, the moments Omer Wenkert was abducted into Gaza. Omer realized the immensity of the attack on the Nova Music Festival at 7 a.m., half an hour after the sirens and missiles started. Niva, his mother, recounts those moments: “He texted us ‘it’s as scary as hell, rockets over our heads… they are shooting in here, mom’. His last message was at 7:50a.m. ‘I’m scared to death’”. It’s impossible to imagine the chaos and hell in the shelter at Re’im, where Omer was hiding. The terrorists threw 8 grenades into the shelter, and at some point, burnt something at the entrance to choke whoever was still alive in it. The few people, who survived the attack at that point, tried to run out for fresh air, and were shot. Omer was one of them. He couldn’t take the heavy smoke. Once he came out, he was abducted. At 11:11a.m Hamas posted a video of Omer’s abduction on social media, and a photo of him. His hands and legs tied, wearing only his underpants at a back of a pickup truck, surrounded by terrorists screaming and waving AK-47 riffles, shoving him from side to side. Liam Or, who was released on the previous deal, and was held captive with Omer in Gaza, told his family about their captivity. Omer’s mom shared: “We know that once they entered Gaza, Omer was ‘showcased’ around the city. He called it ‘a show off tour’”. Liam also said that when he met with Omer at the tunnel, Omer asked him – ‘Do you think they’ll kill us?’ Their physical conditions were extremely rough. Most of the time they slept on nylons surrounded by sand. They used a bucket as their toilet and had no shower. On the first 54 days they washed themselves twice, each time with a single bottle of salty sea water. They ate 3 dates a day and sometimes only a small piece of pitta bread. Most of the time, the only light was fluorescent , and there were many power failures and they had to sit in the dark. " Omer Wenkert, 23, is held hostage in Gaza for nearly a year. We must not forget Omer and all the hostages who are still held captive in Gaza. We must bring them all home, Now!
Bring Them Home Now60,461 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Omer was born in Long Island and grew up in a local Israeli community. He excelled academically and served as captain of several sports teams. Although he was accepted to college, Omer chose to make Aliyah to Israel. He spent a year studying at the Upper Galilee pre-military academy and later volunteered to serve in the IDF as a lone soldier within the ‘Garin Tzabar’ program. In the army, he rose through the ranks, became an officer, and went on to command a tank platoon in the 77th Battalion. Omer loved sports. He played soccer, basketball, and volleyball. He was a warm, optimistic, and kind person who lit up every room he entered. An idealist, a high achiever, and a man driven by love for Israel, his soldiers, and the values he was raised on. His smile and inspiring strength became a symbol of courage, nobility, and loyalty. Following the announcement of Captain Omer Neutra’s death, the New York State flags were flown at half-staff, a rear tribute reserved for the few. Omer is survived by his parents, Ronen and Orna, and his brother, Daniel. Bring Omer Home
Bring Them Home Now28,866 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад