Ilan Mengistu, brother of captive Avera. (i24News/Youtube/Screenshot)
“There’s nothing harsher than not knowing what is going on with the person you care most about, and the more time passes, the more fear that the public and the government will forget about him,” says Ilan Mengistu, eight years since his mentally ill brother Avera wandered into Gaza.
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