US EditionHamas frees 16 hostages, including American, amid talks to extend Gaza ceasefire
- The Israel Defence Forces have announced the release of 14 hostages, including 10 Israelis and four Thai nationals, from Hamas captivity.
- Two dual Russian-Israeli citizens, Yelena Trupanov and her mother Irena Tati, were released by Hamas as a gesture to Russian President Vladimir Putin, independent of the truce deal with Israel.
- Israel President Isaac Herzog plans to use his meetings with global leaders at the COP28 climate conference to secure the release of the remaining hostages from Gaza and address the humanitarian crisis.
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Rimon Kirsht-Buchshtab has been released from Hamas hostage detention. She is now worried about her husband, whom the terrorists continue to detain.
Israeli military says 10 Israelis, four Thai nationals, have been released by Hamas
JERUSALEM — Hamas released 16 hostages late Wednesday in the last swap for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel under the current Gaza truce as international mediators raced to seal another extension to allow further exchanges and prolong the halt of Israel’s air and ground offensive.
Four more Thai hostages released by Hamas - La Prensa Latina Media
Bangkok, Nov 30 (EFE).- Four more Thais who were kidnapped by Hamas were released overnight, Thailand’s Foreign Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed Thursday, as the first group of released nationals were expected to arrive in Bangkok. The four individuals were released along with 10 Israeli citizens, bringing the total number of Thai hostages released to 23, while another nine remain held, according to the ministry. “MFA warmly extends its con…
There has been no sign of life from historian Alex Dancyg since October 7. Now released hostages report that he has entertained them with stories. More...
American Among 16 Released Hostages Safely in Egypt: Biden
An American citizen was among 16 Israeli hostages released early Thursday local time after the Hamas terror group abducted them during its surprise attack in Israel on Oct. 7. U.S. President Joe Biden said Wednesday that Liat Beinin, an Israeli-American, was now safe in Egypt. The 16 hostages, including Ms. Liat, were released on the sixth and final day of a two-day extension of a temporary humanitarian ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war. The pau…
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