South Florida family wants loved one held by Hamas home
It's the New Year, but one South Florida family says they're still stuck in 2023 as their loved one is still held captive by Hamas.
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It's the New Year, but one South Florida family says they're still stuck in 2023 as their loved one is still held captive by Hamas.
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