‘I fell on the floor and screamed’: Families of freed Israeli hostages on suffering loved ones endured in Hamas captivity
- New details about emaciated hostages have increased pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to extend a ceasefire in Gaza, which is set to end in three weeks.
- Families of hostages are urging Netanyahu to prolong the ceasefire, while he faces pressure from political allies to continue military action.
- During the ceasefire, Hamas has released 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners, but reports indicate that eight of the hostages are dead.
- Trump criticized the condition of released hostages, stating they looked like Holocaust survivors and expressed frustration over the situation.
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