Amid the Iran war and with no way to effectively protest due to emergency measures, hostage families fight to stay in the spotlight. 'Netanyahu shifted focus to buy time and left us helpless,' says Yehuda Cohen, father of a kidnapped soldier
Amid the Iran war and with no way to effectively protest due to emergency measures, hostage families fight to stay in the spotlight. 'Netanyahu shifted focus to buy time and left us helpless,' says Yehuda Cohen, father of a kidnapped soldier
Two family centers in Tel Aviv, set up for the relatives of Israeli hostages, were damaged by the shockwaves from Iranian missile strikes over the weekend.
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