Family members called for a deal but also attacked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his family for launching a 'hate' campaign against them.
The IDF had earlier confirmed that Nimrod was alive, and the brigade commander called to apologize following the incident.
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Emily Damari is the last living British-Israeli hostage being held by Hamas in Gaza.
Bipartisan press conference calls for swift hostage release amid emotional family pleas.
Michael Levy recounted the last time he heard his brother's voice and gave a heartfelt plea to the United Nations Security Council.
Following Assad's fall in Syria, the US government and non-governmental organizations have intensified their search for Tice.
This comes with reports that a hostage deal could come in a month.
Emily remains a textbook case of PTSD. “She’s living day to day, enjoying every day,” her father says with a dash of optimism.
In short, a deal is likely imminent for the first time since July, but until Hamas has actually handed over the hostages, everyone will need to continue to hold their breath.