Marchers in Manhattan's annual Israel parade call for a return of the hostages held in Hamas captivity on May 18th 2025.
Captivity survivor Edan Alexander returns to his home town of Tenafly, New Jersey on June 19th 2025.
Pushpa (center) and Padma (second from right) Joshi, sister and mother of Nepalese hostage Bipin Joshi held by Hamas in Gaza, call for a hostage deal in Central Park ahead of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting with US President Donald Trump on September 28th 2025.
Nadav son of hostage Lior Rudaeff
Yotam brother of hostage Nimrod Cohen
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio next to Captivity survivor Noa Argamani (center)
Captivity survivor Iair Horn brother of Eitan Horn
On the second aniversary of October 7th captivity survivors and hostage family members went on a delegation to Washington D.C to lobby the American administration to initiate a hostage deal. On October 8th a ceasefire and deal was announced leading to the release days later of all living hostages held by Hamas.
Captivity survivor Noa Argamani as well as Ye'ela and Ilay David siblings of Hostage Evyatar David, shortly after finding out about the announcement of a ceasefire on a train from Washington DC to New York.
Released hostage Rom Braslavski arrives at Sheba Hospital in Ramat Gan, Israel on October 12th 2025. The word written on the window "Tikvah" is the Hebrew word for "hope".
Released hostage Eitan Horn comes back to his home in Kefar Saba on October 15th 2025.
Released hostage David Cunio arrives at Sheba Hospital in Ramat Gan, Israel on October 12th 2025.
