Israeli hostage deaths spur fresh push to free Gaza captives
For eight months, families of the hostages taken by Hamas on October 7 have been imploring Israel's government to strike whatever deal is needed to bring them home alive.
Their demands were given fresh and bitter urgency this week as Israel's military confirmed that four more of the 124 captives still held in Gaza had died, underscoring the families' argument that Israel's military campaign alone will not save their loved ones.
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