Moshe Lavi, brother-in-law of Israeli hostage Omri Miran, passionately advocates for the plight of hostages. He shares his disappointment with Prime Minister Netanyahu's refusal to meet families, juxtaposed against the backdrop of chilling stories from returning captives. Lavi highlights the urgency for effective negotiations as Miran remains in peril. Delving into the emotional struggles of young children like Alma missing their father, he encapsulates the pain of absence and the relentless hope families cling to amid the turmoil.