TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月25日 00時00分

The scene as recounted by Eyal Nouri is almost too painful to tell: his uncle, Said Moshe, was killed in front of his aunt, Adina. His last sighting of Adina is from a photograph posted online: “You see her on a motorcycle,” Eyal says. "She’s sitting in the middle between the two terrorists. Think about the situation. A few minutes ago she saw her husband, the one that she loved for the last 50 years, murdered in front of her eyes, and now they’re taking her to an unknown place in the Gaza Strip.”

Adina Moshe, 72, is believed to be one of more than 220 hostages taken by Hamas following the Oct. 7 massacre.

In recent days, TIME reporters, editors, photo, video journalists, and contributors have worked around the clock to gather the voices of the families whose relatives have been taken hostage by Hamas.

Their stories are assembled here, as well as in full at the link in bio.

Photographs by @michal_chelbin for TIME

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