Parents of Slain Israeli-American Hostage Demand Urgent Action for Remaining Captives

The Goldberg-Polin family, mourning their son Hersh's death, criticize global leaders' inaction and warn of dire conditions for hostages in Gaza.

Hersh Goldberg-Polin, an Israeli-American, was killed by Hamas militants after being held captive in Gaza for nearly a year.
His parents, Jon Polin and Rachel Goldberg, have been vocal in urging world leaders to secure the release of the remaining 101 hostages.
The couple expressed disappointment over the lack of a ceasefire deal and criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's government for not securing a hostages-for-ceasefire agreement.
Goldberg-Polin was found in a severely emaciated state, enduring harsh conditions in a cramped underground tunnel before his execution.
The family continues to advocate for peace and an end to the cycle of violence, emphasizing the need for courageous leadership to resolve the conflict.