On Thanksgiving, Families of American Hostages in Gaza Ask Trump for Help

On Thanksgiving, Families of American Hostages in Gaza Ask Trump for Help

Families of the seven American citizens who are still hostage in Gaza — four still thought to be alive — used the Thanksgiving holiday to urge the White House, and President-elect Donald Trump, to bring their loved ones home.

There are still 101 hostages overall, as many as a third of them dead. Families of the hostages blocked access to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in the Knesset, or parliament, on Wednesday, demanding that he use the new Lebanon ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah as a platform to demand a deal with Hamas in Gaza.

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