Taken captive: Eli Sharabi from Kibbutz Be’eri

Eli Sharabi, 51, from Kibbutz Be’eri has been missing since October 7, when Hamas terrorists attacked, killing, burning and abducting those who lived in the kibbutz.

On October 7, Yossi Sharabi, 53, also a resident of Be’eri, was seen being taken by Hamas on a pickup truck, along with Ofir Engel, 18, a Jerusalem resident who was visiting the family for the weekend, and a neighbor Amit Shani, 16.

Hamas also broke into his brother Eli Sharabi’s home, shouting in Arabic and laughing loudly, according to text messages between other family members with Eli, his wife Lianne and their daughters, Noiya, 16 and Yahel 13.

The terrorists shot the family dog, then took the family hostage in their safe room and set fire to the house.

Eli Sharabi’s family was at first considered missing until the bodies of Lianne, Noiya and Yahel were identified more than a week later.

There has been no sighting of Eli Sharabi on social media or in photos and videos posted by Hamas.

“My job is to bring my brothers home,” said Sharon Sharabi, a surviving brother.

Ofir Engel, 18, and Amit Shani, 16, were released on November 29 as part of a temporary ceasefire deal brokered by Qatar and the United States between Hamas and Israel.