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RACHELI FRENKEL (ON RADIO): My son texted me, said he's on his way home.
And then he's gone.
Every mother's nightmare
is waiting and waiting endlessly
for her child to come home.
Since then, we've heard nothing.
No news, no sign of life.
With your permission...
(CONTINUES INDISTINCT)
We wish to express our profound gratitude
for the waves of prayer, support
and positive energy
pouring in from around the world.
Being in this assembly, I wish to thank the UN Secretary-General
for condemning the abduction.
At the same time, I believe much more
can be done and should be done by so many.
That is why we three mothers have come here today,
before the United Nations, and before the world,
to ask everyone, to do whatever they can...
(CONTINUES ON TV): to bring back our boys.
Mr. President, I wish to ask,
doesn't every child have the right
to come home safely from school?
It is wrong to take children, innocent boys and girls,
and use them as instruments of any struggle.
We just want them back in our homes, in their beds.
We just want to hug them again.
โช (DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYS) โช
(DIAL TONE BEEPING)
FATHER:
(YELLING) Mohammed!
(SPEAKING IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE)
OFFICER: (OVER PHONE)
โช (MUSIC INTENSIFIES) โช
MAN:
โช (MUSIC CONCLUDES) โช
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