600 days.
That’s how long families have waited for their loved ones—Israeli men, women, and children—to come home from Hamas captivity. In that time, yellow pins, ribbons, bracelets, and banners have become more than accessories. They’ve become modern-day reminders of ancient faith, solidarity, and resolve.
In a deeply moving reflection titled Wearing the Hostage Pin, author Shira Pasternak Be’eri shares how she went from quiet remembrance to visible solidarity—pinning hope, grief, and fierce love onto her hat, her shawl, and even her wedding attire.
We invite you to read her story. And if your heart has been stirred, consider wearing your own yellow ribbon lapel pin as a visible prayer for the captives—and a stand against terror.
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Let every ribbon remind the world: We have not forgotten. We will not look away.
