Press conference in London with British families of Israeli hostages

Noam Sagi, a British citizen, shares his personal story and plea for help. He was supposed to pick up his mother for her birthday but instead is appealing for the release of hostages, including children and the elderly, from captivity. He recounts the horrific massacre at Kibbutz Neroz, where he was born, describing it as a second Holocaust. Sagi emphasizes that this is a humanitarian issue, not one of politics, religion, or race, and calls for action to prevent further atrocities.

What emotions does Noam Sagi express regarding the events he describes?

What is the significance of the kinder transport mentioned by Noam Sagi?