The Times of Israel, citing Israel Defense Forces (IDF), said that four Israeli hostage, soldiers Kareena Arerev, Deniella Gilboa, Nama Levi and Liri Albag have crossed the border and returned to Israel.
The Israeli was taken out of the Gaza Strip by special forces after the release soldiers were handed over by the Red Cross. The IDF is taking him/her to a facility center near the border for the first time for preliminary investigation and for 477 days to meet his/her families.
These soldiers, who were members of the IDF monitoring unit, were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists during an attack on the Nahl Oz Post on 7 October 2023.
In a post on X, IDF said, “Liri, Daniella, Nama and Kareena are at home.”
It also shared a video in which the families of the hostages were shown to be happy to see their loved ones for the first time after coming back home. Women monitoring soldier Agam Berger is still hostage in Hamas’s captivity. Five women soldiers were abducted by Hamas on 7 October from the Nahl Oz Base.
While sharing the video on X, the IDF wrote, “The moment when the families of the hostage released when they finally saw their loved ones coming back home, the tears of grief turned into tears of happiness.”
Earlier, the footage of Tel Aviv Hostage Square showed that when Hamas freed the hostages and handed them over to the International Red Cross, Kareena Ariva, Daniella Gilboa, Nama Levi and Liri Albagh jogged the crowd happily Got up, the Times of Israel reported.
As soon as the first pictures of women were shown and news reports stated that they were handed over to the IDF, people repeatedly appreciated. Many members of the crowd were wearing a bright yellow shirt expressing solidarity to the hostages and had pictures of those returning home today.
The report said that in the meantime, Hamas has announced that 70 of the 200 Palestinian prisoners released by Israel today will be deported outside Gaza and West Bank.
Israel has stated that Palestinians who have been convicted of killing Israelis should be permanently deported when released under the mortgage-witted agreement, and did not allow them to return to homes in West Bank or Gaza. Will go
According to the report by The Times of Israel, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday confirmed the second list of hostages to be released by Hamas yesterday, provided by the mediators.
Earlier on Sunday, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed that Hamas had released the first three hostages as part of the ceasefire structure. After 471 days in Gaza, the hostages were returned to the Israeli region. The IDF shared a picture of the hostages, titled, “they are at home,” because they were transferred to a reception point in Southern Israel for initial medical evaluation.
This marked the official start of the first phase of the ceasefire-manager agreement, which delayed the implementation shortly before the implementation due to concerns about Hamas’s commitment to provide the list of hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu emphasized that no violation would be “tolerated.”
On October 7, 2023, Hamas militants attacked Southern Israel, killing more than 1,200 people, mostly citizens, and more than 200 others abducted. More than 46,000 Palestinians have also been killed in the Israeli retaliation against Hamas in Gaza. Earlier, more than 100 hostages were freed in November 2023 during a week’s ceasefire. (ANI)
