Overview
- October 7 marks one year since over 250 people were taken hostage by Hamas, with families still awaiting their return.
- Despite international diplomatic efforts, a deal for the release of 101 remaining hostages, including Americans, remains elusive.
- Families express frustration with both Israeli and U.S. governments, citing a lack of effective strategies and accountability.
- Parents of hostages, like the Chen family, continue to advocate for a 'Plan B' as current negotiations stall.
- Hostage families hold onto hope through personal rituals and public protests, urging global leaders to act decisively.