Since the release of twenty hostages in mid-October, Israel has experienced a surge of emotions, ranging from joyful reunions to somber funerals. While some families have celebrated the safe return of their loved ones, others continue to endure days filled with grief and anxiety. The families of the four hostages who remain in Gaza are especially burdened by a growing fear of being overlooked and forgotten. Their pain and uncertainty persist as the nation grapples with the ongoing crisis.