On Saturday, Hamas released seventeen hostages, 13 Israelis and 4 Thai citizens. They were transferred to Egypt to ISA and IDF special forces. They will then go to Israeli hospitals and be reunited with their families.
She was released with the second batch of hostages – 13 Israelis and four Thai Nationals – after an initial hostage release on Friday, the first day of the temporary cease-fire.
Emily was among seven children aged 3 to 16 and six women aged 18 to 67, who were released in the second batch, the prime minister’s office announced.
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An Israeli woman in her seventies who was suffering from cancer was released with the hostages. She was thought to have been murdered.
Representatives from the @ICRC just transferred 17 hostages via Egypt, including 13 Israeli and 4 Thai hostages, to ISA and IDF Special Forces, as they make their way to Israeli hospitals, where they will be reunited with their families.
We have been preparing to welcome our… pic.twitter.com/ulogSb2hk5
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) November 25, 2023
We’re supposed to believe this is all one big, happy experience. Great guys, those terrorists.
#Hamas published scenes showing the second exchange of #hostages to the #RedCross.
Look at how well and healthy they are, smiling and waving when saying goodbye #HostagesRelease pic.twitter.com/16QRLPrSbM— (@LDelsoll) November 25, 2023
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