Avera Mengistu
IDF kills Hamas terrorist who held three hostages, Sinwar's ex-bodyguard, others in Gaza strikes
The IDF and the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) also confirmed it killed Razek Sahil Suleiman Abu Shahma, Yahya Sinwar’s bodyguard and a Hamas Nukhba terrorist who infiltrated Re’im on October 7.
Brother of former hostage Avera Mengitsu missing, police ask public for help with search
IDF carried out mission to locate former hostage Avera Mengistu a day before Oct. 7 - KAN
Former Hamas hostage Avera Mengistu released from hospital
Hundreds march for Avera Mengistu's return from Gaza
Marches took place in cities across the country.
Activists to march for Avera Mengistu’s return from Gaza
“We shall not remain silent.”
Where is the outrage? Free Avera Mengistu!
You probably haven’t heard about Avera Mengistu, the Ethiopian-Israeli Jew struggling with schizophrenia, who was kidnapped by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Footage shows soldiers watched while Israeli citizen crossed into Gaza
Officials had said soldiers only arrived at scene after Israeli had crossed fence.
MK Oren Hazan confronts families of terrorists: 'Your son is a dog'
MK Oren Hazan and activists working for the return of prisoners of war and missing persons stopped a bus on its way to Nafha Prison to prevent families of terrorists from visiting.
Brother of Israeli in Gaza: I really don’t know what Hamas wants
Ilan Mengistu, Avera’s brother, told The Jerusalem Post that the family is working with nongovernmental organizations along with US and Israeli officials in their search for information.
Necessary steps toward integration
While thousands of Ethiopians across the country gather to celebrate Sigd, for many, living here is not always a celebratory.
Netanyahu names new envoy to retrieve captives, remains of soldiers in Gaza
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the families of the captives and soldiers and told them that Israel are committed to bringing them home.
Red Cross in Gaza
“Missing persons, regardless of their status – fallen or captured soldiers during fighting, or civilians taken captive by an adverse party – are protected by humanitarian law.”
The future today
A top player on and off the soccer field, Imaye Taga demonstrates by example that virtue and courage are color-blind
