Despite reassurances, parents of Lebanese abductees are waiting in tears

The issue of Lebanese pilgrims kidnapped on Sunday in Aleppo is weighing residents of Dahiyeh down. Parents of the abductees are patiently waiting for the results of contacts conducted by high-level officials in order to have reassurances, amid growing fears.    

LBCI’s camera entered the residences of the abductees’ relatives in Dahiyeh, who urged that the fate of their sons be revealed immediately, thanking all those who have shown solidarity.                  
Since the abduction of Al-Haj Chouaib, his family, neighbors and friend gathered at his house, waiting desperately to hear the news of his release.       

Meanwhile, the mother of Al-Haj Abbas called on the concerned authorities to act promptly while his father voiced his confidence in the negotiations conducted by political leaders.        

In the humble home of Hassan Hammoud, his daughter Esraa’ who was pulled off of the bus with the group of women left Syria with the image of a handcuffed father captured by armed groups; Esraa’ was crying and calling for the immediate release of her father.       

The home of “Jamil Saleh” was also crowded with family and grandchildren. The wife and the daughter who were released by the abductors are waiting desperately for the husband and the father of 12, hoping for a happy ending.        

No one expected that Ali Termos will not return from his pilgrimage to Iran. In Haret Hreik, his family and friends are waiting in despair, asking around for any news on their brother and friend.