Mother of Israeli hostage says she still doesn’t know if he’s alive or dead

Herut Nimrodi, mother of Israeli hostage Tamir, expressed the profound agony of not knowing her son’s fate two years after the October 7 attack by Hamas. With no definitive information regarding his well-being, Nimrodi continues to grapple with intense uncertainty. Despite the prolonged period of anguish and the complete lack of updates, she maintains a steadfast hope that Tamir is enduring his captivity. Her sentiment underscores the ongoing plight faced by families awaiting news of their loved ones held hostage. The passage of two years since the initial abduction has only deepened the emotional toll, leaving families like Nimrodi’s in a perpetual state of limbo, clinging to any possibility of their return.