Hostages’ relatives use loudspeakers to shout messages to Gaza in hope their loved ones can hear

11 January 2024, 1:28 pm

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Large loudspeakers are used by relatives of Gaza hostages to send messages in the hope their family members can hear, at the border near Khan Younis, January 11, 2024 (The Families Headquarters)

Relatives of hostages held in Gaza use huge and powerful speakers to shout messages to the Strip in the hope that their loved ones will hear.

“Don’t lose hope. We are turning the world upside down to bring you back,” they shout toward Khan Younis. “We can’t believe it’s almost day 100. Stay strong, it’s almost over.”

Relatives of hostages held in Gaza use powerful speakers to shout messages to the Strip in the hope that their loved ones will hear, January 11, 2024 (Youtube screenshot).

Sunday will mark 100 days since the devastating October 7 onslaught in which 3,000 terrorists stormed the border, murdering some 1,200 people and taking around 240 hostages.