🎗️ Just a few days after receiving a sign of life from hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Hamas has released another hostage video, this time in a video of Omri Miran and Keith Siegel.
The pair are seen in the video appealing to the Israeli public to continue putting pressure on the Israeli government to reach a deal with Hamas. This is just another attempt by Hamas at psychological warfare.
Omri Miran was kidnapped from his neighbours home on Kibbutz Nir Oz on October 7. His wife Lishay and his two daughters, at the time aged 2 and 6 months, were with him but in the end they took Omri on his own, with his own car, into Gaza. At the time, Lishay told him “I love you, I’ll protect our girls, we’re waiting for you, and don’t be a hero.”
Kieth Siegel and his wife Aviva were kidnapped from their home in Kfar Aza on 7 October. They were also driven in their own car to Gaza. Aviva was released on after 51 days but Keith remains in terrorist Hamas captivity.
Aviva has been very vocal about the young women held in terrorist captivity, and sharing the stories they shared with her of the sexual assault they have been enduring at the hands of their terrorist captors.
She has also spoken at length about her grief at having to leave her husband behind when she was released. She said “"It's terrible. I'm broken up into pieces. It's very hard to handle the situation to think about them being there, to see what I saw, going through what I went through with terrorists that were so mean to us, and so brutal, and that Keith is still there.
"We don't know anything about him. We don't even know that he's alive. And it's difficult for me to think that he's alone with the terrorists.”
While there is no doubt their families would feel some level of “comfort” getting “proof of life” from their loved ones, this would also be absolute torture for them.
We are hoping with all of our hearts that Omri and Kieth come home safely and quickly. That they all come home.
#LetMyPeopleGo 🎗️
#BringThemHomeNow 🎗️
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