URGENT: Mother of Hostage Tamir Nimrodi Pleads for Trump's Intervention as Fate Remains Unknown.

URGENT: Mother of Hostage Tamir Nimrodi Pleads for Trump's Intervention as Fate Remains Unknown The mother of Israeli hostage Tamir Nimrodi, Herut Nimrodi, has made a desperate plea to US President Donald Trump to intervene in the case of her son, who was taken by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Two years after his abduction, Tamir's family still does not know if he is alive or dead. Herut Nimrodi told BBC News that she is "fearing the worst" for her son but is clinging to hope that he is "still hanging on". She said that Tamir was the only Israeli hostage whose family had not been informed of their loved one's status. The peace plan proposed by President Trump has gained momentum, with indirect talks underway between Hamas and Israel to end the war and return the hostages. The Nimrodi family is holding onto hope that the Trump peace plan will bring about the release of all hostages held in Gaza. Herut Nimrodi expressed optimism that this time, an agreement can be reached: "This time it feels different," she said. "There is real hope." As negotiations continue, the fate of Tamir Nimrodi and other hostages remains uncertain. The Israeli government has not commented on the situation. This is a developing story. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*