Jerry Seinfeld Visits Israel, Meets with Hostage Families

Comedian expresses commitment to raising global awareness about the hostage crisis amid ongoing war with Hamas

Jerry Seinfeld has visited Israel to meet with families of hostages taken by Hamas and those recently released.
Seinfeld's visit included an 'emotional' meeting at the Hostages and Missing Persons Families Forum Headquarters in Tel Aviv, where he expressed a deep commitment to raising global awareness about the hostage issue.
Seinfeld was seen wearing a dog tag reading 'Bring them home', symbolizing solidarity with the hostages and their families.
Seinfeld is one of several high-profile Americans to visit Israel since the war with Hamas began two-and-a-half months ago, which has resulted in an estimated 20,000 deaths, the majority in Gaza.
Despite a week-long truce last month that saw 105 hostages freed, it is believed that 128 hostages remain in Gaza.