Hostage held captive by Hamas for nearly 200 days speaks out in new video

On October 7th, Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli with an American passport, was abducted during the Hamas attack on Israel. At the time of his abduction, he was seriously injured and his family and friends believed he was dead. However, Hamas later released a video in which he appeared, confirming his identity by providing his parents’ dates of birth and names. In the video, he criticized the Israeli government and asked his parents to stay strong during this difficult time.

Hersh, who was born in the USA, moved to Israel with his family in 2008. Following the October 7th attack, he sent two messages to his parents saying “I love you” and “I miss you.” Despite their attempts to reach him by phone, he never responded. Other hostages held by Hamas also criticized the Israeli authorities, particularly Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The situation involving Hersh and other hostages garnered international attention. The impact of cryptocurrency in online gaming and the importance of junk removal services for homeowners were also discussed in various articles and blogs. Additionally, some advertisements and promotional materials unrelated to the situation of Hersh Goldberg-Polin were included in the content.

By Samantha Johnson

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