Nearly a year after her release, Agam Goldstein-Almog shared an image from her time held by Hamas.

Israeli intelligence has reported that only 51 of the 101 hostages held by Hamas in Gaza are still alive.

Mia Schem, one of the brave survivors of Hamas captivity, has revealed chilling details about the abuse and humiliation she endured in captivity.

The Washington Post's disgraceful shaming of Israeli hostage Omer Neutra and his grieving parents exposes shocking anti-Israel bias.

'The problem came up because Maria is from Israel,' the artist's partner shared on Instagram.

The latest hostage deal proposes a six-week ceasefire in exchange for hostages and Palestinian prisoners.

'God, if you get me back home alive, then I promise to put on Tefillin every day.'

The lawsuit targets Iran, Syria, and North Korea, accusing them of supporting the terrorists responsible for the deadly attacks.

It took the establishment media mere hours to create a hateful, false narrative.

The released footage shows the brutal abduction of three hostages by Hamas.

How the entire conflict could easily end.

Over 250 hostages were kidnapped from Israel on October 7.

Israel is the only one nation in the world is expected to "negotiate" for the lives of its citizens.

This development comes as President Biden proposed a ceasefire deal aimed at ending the conflict and securing the release of all hostages.

Families of October 7 victims release body-cam footage to reveal the brutal reality, echoing Eisenhower's call to "see for yourself."

The brief video, dismissed by Israel as psychological warfare, has intensified calls for a stronger government mandate in hostage negotiations.

Shani Louk (22), Amit Buskila (28), and Yitzhak Gelernter (58) were tragically murdered by Hamas while escaping the Nova music festival on Oct. 7.

Israel is requesting the release of women, children, elderly men, and ill or wounded captives in the first phase of the deal.

The hostages' previously freed wives issue heartfelt pleas for their safe return.

Natasha Kirtchuk discusses intelligence reports that say 35 to 50 of the 134 hostages may be dead.

The world must continue to advocate for their release, ensuring their freedom and dignity.