Sen. Ossoff “Adopts” Hamas Hostage Evyatar David, Urging His Release & All Remaining Hostages Release from Hamas’ Captivity, in Meeting with Brother Ilay David

Washington, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff met with Ilay David, whose brother Evyatar David remains in Hamas captivity in Gaza, to advocate for his urgent release.

Sen. Ossoff, alongside several synagogues and Jewish organizations across Atlanta, are “adopting” Evyatar’s case to spread the word and advocate for his immediate release.

Evyatar David was taken hostage by Hamas terrorists on October 7, 2023, while attending the Nova Music Festival.

Sen. Ossoff, Ilay, and members of the Atlanta Jewish community discussed the urgent need to secure Evyatar’s release, along with all of the remaining hostages being held by Hamas in Gaza.

Sen. Ossoff highlighted his continued engagement through the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee in support of U.S. intelligence and diplomatic efforts to secure the release of those in the captivity of Hamas terrorists.

“Evyatar is 24-years-old. He loves playing guitar, he loves his family, he loves life. Today is his 580th day in a dungeon under Gaza. The time is now to bring him and all those held hostage home. Free Evyatar,” Sen. Ossoff said.

“My baby brother Evyatar is in a struggle to survive. This is not a time for political divisions, but a time to bring all people of good conscience together for Evyatar and all of the remaining hostages to be released out of Gaza. Thank you, Senator Ossoff, for your unequivocal and forthright support with this effort,” Ilay David said. “We have proof that my brother is alive but we know that time is running out. Now is the time for Hamas to let him go!”

Sen. Ossoff meets with Ilay David in Washington, D.C.

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