Another thing I want to mention is that there's another big movement. It's actually run by a very, very special lady—my wife. She runs an organization called Adopt a Hostage, which is what she did over here. Right now, we have 240 hostages, unfortunately. Hopefully, they'll be free this second, Be'ezrat Hashem (With God's help), but we have 240 hostages.
What she did is, every person gets one hostage name: their Hebrew name and their mother's name. You pray specifically for that chatuf (hostage). So you have 240; so far, close to 3,000 people have actually requested a name, Baruch Hashem (Blessed is Hashem). She sits there in the email and gives out the names, but you focus on one name. Tefillot (prayers) are very important. Always keep on praying, but when you also get one specific name of a person who's a hostage and pray for them, you get connected and pray even stronger. So she started this thing called Adopt a Hostage. You request one name, and she sends your name, and you pray, Baruch Hashem, they should be free.
Whoever is interested in signing up has to email her at Adopt a Hostage at gmail.com.