Video | Hamas releases 17 hostages; Israel – 39 Palestinians
- November 26, 2023
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Thirteen Israelis and four Thai hostages were released by Hamas and were in Israel on Sunday after a brief disagreement over a deal to release the captives was
Thirteen Israelis and four Thai hostages were released by Hamas and were in Israel on Sunday after a brief disagreement over a deal to release the captives was resolved through mediation by Qatar and Egypt.
The deal to free Gaza hostages has resumed after a temporary delay due to a dispute over aid deliveries to the north of the enclave.
Television footage showed Red Cross vehicles at the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
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In exchange for hostages Israelis, 39 Palestinian civilians, including 33 minors, were released from Israeli prisons.
Images circulating on social media showed a Red Cross bus carrying a large number of Palestinian prisoners celebrating their release from an Israeli prison on its way to the town of Beituniya in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
Meanwhile, according to the office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, of the 13 Israelis released, six were women and seven were children and teenagers.
Or Family:
– Noam O (16 years old)
– Alma O (13 years old)
Weiss family:
– Shiri Weiss (53 years old)
– Noga Weiss (18 years old)
Avigdori family:
– Sharon Hertzman Avigdori (52 years old)
-Noam Avigdori (12 years old)
Family of Haran and Sosham:
– Shoshan Haran (67 years old)
– Adi Shoham (38 years old)
– Neve Shoham (8 years old)
– Yahal Shoham (3 years old)
– Hila Rotem Shoshani (12 years old)
– Emily Toni Kornberg Hand (8 years old)
– Mia Regev Jarbi (21 years old)
‘There is nothing that can hide a family’: Palestinians take advantage of the truce to rummage through the rubble of their homes
After seven weeks of ceaseless Israeli bombing of Gaza because of a truce, Tahani al-Najjar took advantage of the lull on Saturday to return to the ruins of his home, destroyed by an Israeli airstrike that killed seven members of his family. family and forced her to take refuge in a shelter.
More than 24 hours after a four-day lull in fighting, thousands of Gazans are making the same arduous journey from public shelters and makeshift camps to find out what happened to their homes.
“There is nothing to shelter a family”
“Where will we live? Where will we go? We try to collect pieces of wood to build a tent for shelter, but to no avail. There is nothing to shelter the family,” Najjar said, rummaging through the rubble and twisted metal of his home.
Najar, a 58-year-old mother of five from Khan Yunis, in the enclave’s south, said Israelis also demolished her house during two previous conflicts, in 2008 and 2014.
Wonderfully intact cups
He pulled out from the ruins, where a bicycle and dusty clothes lay under the rubble, several mugs that miraculously survived.
“We will rebuild again,” he said.
For many of the 2.3 million people living in the Gaza Strip, the pause in almost constant Israeli air and artillery strikes provided the first opportunity to move safely, take stock of the destruction and access aid.
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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