URGENT: Mother of Hostage Tamir Nimrodi Pleads for Trump's Peace Plan as Her Son's Fate Remains Unknown

BREAKING NEWS: Mother of Israeli Hostage Pleads for Trump's Peace Plan as Son's Fate Remains Unknown The mother of Tamir Nimrodi, an Israeli man taken by Hamas on October 7, 2023, has pleaded with US President Donald Trump to bring his peace plan into action, hoping it will lead to the return of her son and other hostages held in Gaza. Herut Nimrodi told BBC News that she is "fearing the worst" for her son, a non-combat soldier, but is clinging to hope that he is still alive two years after his abduction. The family has not been informed if Tamir is dead or alive, making him the only Israeli hostage whose fate remains unknown. The Trump peace plan, which includes 20 key points aimed at resolving the conflict in Gaza, is gaining momentum with indirect talks expected to continue on Tuesday between Hamas and Israel. Herut Nimrodi believes that this time around, there is "real hope" for a breakthrough. "This has been going on for too long," she said. "They have been trying to create an agreement, but it didn't take off. This time it feels different." The peace plan's success hinges on several key sticking points, including the return of all hostages and the establishment of a new governance structure in Gaza. As negotiations continue, Herut Nimrodi remains hopeful that her son will be returned safely. "I'm holding onto hope that he's still hanging on," she said. This is a developing story, with updates to come as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*