After 18 months of mourning, a Gaza son is found alive in an Israeli prison

Author: Mohammad MansourPublished on: May 8, 2026Country: Israel

Society & Lifestyle

After 18 months of mourning, a Gaza son is found alive in an Israeli prison

Eid Nael Abu Shaar's family from Gaza believed he was dead for 18 months after he went missing on December 15, 2024. A lawyer confirmed he is alive and being held in Israel's Ofer Prison. This revelation highlights the tragic fate of thousands of other families in Gaza still awaiting news about their missing relatives, whose fates remain unclear.

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