Hostage Families Express Gratitude to Trump in Emotional Call

In a deeply emotional moment that transcended borders, families of Israeli hostages currently held in Gaza spoke directly with former U.S. President Donald Trump during a gathering in Washington, D.C. The meeting, organized by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, served as a powerful reminder of the human cost behind the headlines and the urgent hope for redemption and return.

During the call, which took place in the presence of U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, the voices of those enduring the unimaginable pierced through the phone line, filled with emotion, gratitude, and belief.

“Mr. President, we believe in you, we know you’ve done so much for us… and we trust you will fulfill the mission until every hostage all 48 of them are home. Blessed be the peacemakers!” one family member declared over speakerphone.

Another added, “God bless you, Mr. President. God bless America.”

Trump responded with the confidence that has long characterized his diplomacy, assuring the families, “The hostages will come back they’re all coming back on Monday.” His statement was met with applause and visible waves of relief among the families present a sign of the emotional weight these words carried for those whose lives have been torn apart.

The meeting underscored the ongoing anguish of the hostage crisis while offering a glimpse of growing optimism. With 48 innocent lives still in the hands of Hamas, every call, every promise, and every show of solidarity is a lifeline to the families praying for their return.

This call wasn’t just about politics or policy it was about people. Real families. Real pain. And real hope.

As Israel continues to do everything in its power to bring its people home, the support from global allies like the United States remains invaluable. These moments of unity reaffirm the sacred bond between the Jewish people and those who stand with them in the fight for life and justice.

Am Yisrael Chai the People of Israel live. And they never give up on their own.

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