As the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks by Hamas approaches, families of the 97 hostages still held captive are expressing profound anguish and anger. Many are calling for urgent actions, including the demand for a ceasefire, to secure the release of their loved ones. Emotional protests have occurred in various locations, including New York City and Tel Aviv, where families of hostages gathered to voice their needs and hopes. Former hostages are sharing harrowing stories of their experiences in captivity while fighting for family members who remain in Gaza. Amidst the ongoing turmoil, families mark the anniversary with moments of silence and rallying cries, emphasizing the need for the world to acknowledge their plight and work toward releasing hostages. With emotions running high, relatives plead: 'We will not let Oct. 7 define us' as they continue their unwavering fight for justice and the return of their families.