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Trump meets freed Israeli hostages, calls them ‘heroes’ in White House ceremony
Twenty-six former hostages met President Trump to thank him for brokering their release after around 738 days in captivity, presenting symbolic gifts from their homes.
- U.S. President Donald Trump hosted a delegation of 26 former hostages at the White House on Thursday, where he told them they were no longer hostages and called them heroes, drawing applause.
- On October 13, the final 20 living hostages were released after some endured 738 days in captivity, in a deal Trump brokered as part of his 20-point plan for Gaza.
- Three fallen hostages remain unreturned: First Class Ran Gvili, Dror Or and Sudthisak Rinthalak, while Hamas released 25 bodies out of 28 and three former hostages stayed in Israel.
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'You're not hostages anymore, you're heroes': Trump hosts former Israeli captives at White House
The delegation included 26 former hostages, including 17 of the 20 living captives who were released in the deal. Trump made a special mention of Matan Angrest, who served at the Israel Defense Force (IDF)
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Trump Meets with Freed Israeli Hostages at White House
President Donald Trump on Thursday met with recently freed Israeli hostages at the White House, just over a month after a historic Middle East peace deal that has thus far secured the release of the remaining living, and 25 of 28 deceased hostages, who were held captive by Hamas. The post Trump Meets with Freed Israeli Hostages at White House appeared first on Breitbart.
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