A Pacifica resident continues to hold onto hope for relatives held hostage by Hamas as a new report says that a temporary cease-fire deal is underway.
A Pacifica resident continues to hold onto hope for relatives held hostage by Hamas as a new report says that a temporary cease-fire deal is underway.
Bay Area man hopes for relatives held hostage by Hamas as report says temporary cease-fire in works
SAN FRANCISCO Calls were coming from protestors in Jerusalem and Tel-Aviv Saturday for the safe return of more than 200 hostages still being held by Hamas, in wake of the Israeli Defense Forces announcing it found two of the hostages dead.
“This is everybody’s nightmare,” said Pacifica resident Oren Rubenstein, referring to his relative, 65-year-old hostage Yehudit Weiss, whose body was found in a house near Al-Shifa hospital.
“I think the hopes and dreams of every single family that has hostages is that they come home alive,” he said.
