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1:31Now PlayingOne month after Hamas terrorists killed more than 1,400 people and took hundreds more hostage in a brutal terror attack targeting Israel, families of the missing begged for help Tuesday during the weekly House Republican press briefing, where GOP leadership also criticized President Biden’s calls for Israel to pause its offensive.
Doris Liber, an American citizen, told the story of her son, Guy Iluz, who has been missing since he attended the Oct. 7 Nova music festival, where Hamas slaughtered more than 260 revelers.
“I’m here because it’s been 30 days — every day is like eternity to me, and I can’t wait any longer because I know that he was shot,” she said through tears. “We don’t know anything — we don’t have a list of the hostages, we don’t know their condition. I don’t have anything, so I need your help.”
Liber, who was born in Queens but now lives in Israel, said her past month has been full of “head games,” as she has heard both that her son was taken hostage and that he was killed by Israeli strikes on Gaza.
“Nobody knows anything. We don’t know if he’s killed; it was only like the next day that it spread out that there were hostages,” she said. “I was just waiting to get a message that he was identified, but we didn’t get that. Lucky me.”
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