Families of Israeli hostages in Gaza are expressing a mix of hope and fear regarding their loved ones' potential return, following Hamas's agreement to negotiate based on a peace plan proposed by former President Trump. Viki Cohen, whose son is among the hostages, articulated a sense of fragile hope, while others echoed similar sentiments during a public rally in Tel Aviv. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has signaled readiness to act on the first phase of the peace plan, which aims for the immediate release of hostages. As negotiations are set to resume in Egypt, families remain anxious about the outcome, fearing another missed opportunity. The emotional toll is evident, with families emphasizing the personal stakes involved, as they call for action and express their determination to see their loved ones returned safely.