As time goes on, many hostage families feel increasingly abandoned. They express this in conversations, mostly private ones. They see, and therefore fear, that the struggle to free their loved ones has faded, and that the sense of urgency that once gripped much of Israeli society has slowly eroded, day by day.
As time goes on, many hostage families feel increasingly abandoned. They express this in conversations, mostly private ones. They see, and therefore fear, that the struggle to free their loved ones has faded, and that the sense of urgency that once gripped much of Israeli society has slowly eroded, day by day.
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