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The family of a college student from New York has recently shared a statement stating that he has been taken into custody by Hamas after the conflict between Israel and Gaza erupted last weekend.
According to his family, Omer Neutra, an Israeli-American citizen who was born in New York, was taken captive by Hamas near the Israel-Gaza border on October 10 while serving in the Israel Defense Force.
According to a statement posted on Facebook by the Plainview Volunteer Fire Department on Long Island, Neutra’s parents, Ronen and Orna Neutra, described him as a natural leader, a wonderful son, a great friend, and an altruistic individual. They revealed that he deferred his college acceptance after graduating high school to spend a gap year in Israel, where he was able to connect with his family’s cultural heritage. This experience played a significant role in shaping his decision to remain in Israel and pursue his passion for serving and safeguarding the Israeli people.
According to his family, Neutra was pursuing his activities when he was taken into captivity by Hamas three days ago, and they have not received any communication from him since then.
According to his family, Omer Neutra, an Israeli-American citizen born in New York, was taken captive by a militant group on Oct. 10 while serving in the Israel Defense Force. A photo posted on Facebook by the Jewish Midway Center shows Omer Neutra.
Neutra’s parents had a meeting with Eric Adams, the Mayor of New York City, on October 11.
In a recent post on X, formerly known as Twitter, the mayor expressed his sentiments about the ongoing war and its impact on the lives of ordinary people. He cited the story of Ronen and Orna from Long Island, who are anxiously waiting for updates on their son Omer, who was taken captive by Hamas over the weekend. The mayor emphasized that this fight is not just Israel’s fight, but it is also their fight. He concluded by stating that they stand with Israel and are determined to bring every hostage home. #StandWithIsrael
NYC Mayor Eric Adams had a meeting with Ronen and Orna Neutra on October 11, as per the sources.
The Neutras implored Hamas leaders to handle their son and other captives “with humanity and in compliance with international laws.”
According to Neutra’s parents, their son was known for his jovial personality and love for sports, particularly the Knicks. He was a prominent figure in various school sports teams and his youth group, where he displayed excellent leadership skills.
According to Omer Neutra’s parents, their beloved son was a lively person who enjoyed sports, particularly the Knicks. He was also a prominent figure on his school sports teams and within his youth group.
The heartfelt message read, “Omer, we cherish you, and we eagerly await the day we can bring you and the rest back home.”
According to recent reports, the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 people, with 3,200 others injured. The prime minister’s office has also confirmed that more than 6,000 rockets have been launched towards Israel since the start of the attacks on Saturday. The situation remains tense and alarming, with both sides continuing to engage in military actions.
Ronen and Orna Neutra have appealed to Hamas leaders to show compassion towards their son and the other hostages by treating them in a humane manner that adheres to international law. This plea was made in light of the dire circumstances that the hostages are currently facing. The Neutras are hoping that their concern for their son’s well-being will be taken into account by Hamas and that they will do everything in their power to ensure that he and the other hostages are treated appropriately. The couple is hoping for a positive outcome and is working tirelessly to ensure that their son is returned to them safely.
As of Friday, the Gaza Health Ministry has reported that over 1,799 Palestinians have lost their lives and more than 6,300 have been injured in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. The situation remains dire as the violence continues to escalate.
According to the World Health Organization, the health system in Gaza is currently on the brink of collapse due to the severe shortage of electricity. Hospitals are only able to access electricity for a few hours each day, which is causing significant strain on the healthcare system. This situation is extremely concerning and requires immediate attention to prevent further deterioration of the healthcare facilities in Gaza.
According to a statement issued by the organization on Thursday, urgent delivery of fuel and essential health and humanitarian supplies to Gaza is imperative to prevent a looming humanitarian disaster due to the ongoing blockade. Time is of the essence, and swift action must be taken to avert this crisis.
