Families of British citizens murdered in the Israel-Hamas conflict express cautious optimism over the ceasefire and hostage deal, but warn that there will never be closure until all Israeli hostages are returned. They have been praying for a deal to be signed and every released hostage is a relief, but they emphasize the importance of bringing all hostages back for healing and rehabilitation. The families are cautiously optimistic but acknowledge that there have been many false dawns in the past. They are still unsure about the details of the framework and the timeline for the release of the hostages.