Mother of last Israeli hostage Ran Gvili urges Netanyahu and Trump to advance son's release ahead of PM's U.S. visit
'The original agreement spoke of 48 hostages. We have received only 47,' Talik Gvili said, noting that she will accompany the prime minister on his U.S. trip. She thanked President Trump, but made clear that his work is not done until her son is laid to rest
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'The original agreement spoke of 48 hostages. We have received only 47,' Talik Gvili said, noting that she will accompany the prime minister on his U.S. trip. She thanked President Trump, but made clear that his work is not done until her son is laid to rest
07:00 PM • December 24 2025 IST
The mother of the last remaining deceased hostage in Gaza, Ran Gvili, urged Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump to fight for her son's return, ahead of Netanyahu's upcoming visit to the president.
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