The mother of Shani Louk, a 22-year-old German national believed to be among over 100 civilians and Israeli soldiers held hostage by Hamas, told British television host Piers Morgan that she believes her daughter is still alive in Gaza.Louk, a tattoo artist, was one of the many young people attending the Tribe of Supernova music festival in the plains of the Negev Desert, close to the Gaza Strip, on October 7 when Hamas fighters stormed the event.
However, they are not getting 'anything in return' and they don't know what conversations are being held 'behind the scenes' about the hostages.Ricarda Louk then spoke of the clues giving the family hopes that the 22-year-old is still alive, including being contacted by her daughter's bank because her credit card is being used in Gaza.'It was a small amount, and we know that they tried to pick it out in the Gaza Strip, in a shop, and we hope...