As an Israeli hostage reaches 48 years old, his wife is waiting for blue ticks in their spouse’s messages

When Omri Miran finally opened the WhatsApp account, he will receive the torrent of the messages.

Photos of their daughters. While sleeping in the bed, his wife Lisay’dan late night music. Images from the family life of Israel, who is on the 18 painful months without the age.

Lişhay, 3 weeks later, they began to send messages, habitual armed, October 7, 2023 from their homes in Kibbutz Nahal Oz Ömri’s homes.

He calls on OMRI talking notes. Lost the number of the number of messages he sent.

“My love, when you come back, there are many people you need to meet,” he said. He wrote in late October 2023.

“Amazing people who helped me. Strangers that are as close as he can.”

Three and a half months later, sent a message from the pair’s largest daughter.

“Roni said goodbye to you every night. He says that you do not hear him and you do not see you, and you have never been doing his life.

Friday was the birthday of Omri. Second in captivity. When he reached the 48th, in one place, in one place, in somewhere in the tunnels, Lisha will be re-written with the tales of two girls who are babies.

The pledges released were alive in the last July of Omri. Lishay’s confidence in the survival of her husband seems unshakable, but this is the toughest time of this year. It is not only Omri’s birthday, but also the Jews, the threshold of Pesach (Easter) when Moses mentioned their fathers in Egypt in Egypt, are Pesach (Easter).

“You know, Pesach is a holiday of freedom,” Lishay said when he met in a park near Tel Aviv’s hostage pitch.

“I don’t feel free. I don’t think nobody can feel free in Israel.”

In the square itself, Omri’s birthday was celebrated on Friday.

The posters calling to release were once listed as the collateral age 46. Then 47.

Danny, Omri’s father, two out and wrote 48.

In the nearby, the preparations for a symbolic Easter Seder or Ritual holiday were good.

A long table with the remaining 59 collateral in Gaza was established (24 years old).

The square is full of characters: the irony of a Gaza tunnel, tents to represent the Nova Music Festival, where hundreds were killed.

Along with a community of goods to support their families and a “virtual reality hostage experience”, it is part of collective efforts to prevent missing in the public’s eyes and political pressure on the Israeli government.

Lishay and daughters should return home in a few traumatic hours of family life 18 months ago.

But Lishay returns to Nahal Oz to communicate with her husband from time to time.

Kibbutz is only 700 m from the border with Gaza. As close as it can go to Omri.

“I can feel it there,” he says. “I can talk to him.”

After the ceasefire, the border was quiet after his entry into force in mid-January. Although Lishhay knows the age of Omri, he allowed him to think that Omri would not be free for the first time.

However, the ceasefire ended in just two months. Now the border area – the Israelites call for “Gaza Pocket” – once again increases the deepest fears of alcoholic families.

“I’m terrified,” he says his last visit.

Lishay is careful not to condemn the government, as some pledge families are. But he says that when the war began again, he was “really angry.”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, when visiting Hungarian Viktor Orban last week, the two people “Hungarian hostage”, the omri referred to the Binary Israeli-Hungarian citizenship.

For Lisha, it hit.

“Really hard to see it,” he says. “Omri has a name. He is not just pledged.”

In an Easter message on Friday, Netanyahu once again promised the hostage families and the enemies of Israel.

In recent days, he saw another ceasefire deal, but it does not feel inevitable.

“The last time,” said Lisha, “We waited for more than a year for a year more than a year in November 2023. Now we will wait for a year more? Now they can’t live there.”

It is still designed to stay in the OMRI to stay unopened whatsapp messages.

But this does not stop looking for gray ticks to turn blue.

“I know one day.”