Reports suggest that the terror group has U-turned on its decision to delay all releases indefinitely
By JC Reporter
Alon Ohel was taken from the Nova festival and sustained multiple injuries, for which he has reportedly not received any treatment
By Daniel Ben-David
The announcement has deepened concern for the welfare of the Bibas children, who remain in Gaza
By Jacob Jaffa
Siegel, as well as Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas, was forced to participate in another sick ceremony before being handed over to the Red Cross
The announcement deepens concern over the fate of the Bibas children
Agam Berger has already been freed this morning after 482 days in captivity
By Imogen Garfinkel
Washington’s man in the Middle East said the agreement, which he helped broker, was the ‘most worthy thing’ he could do in his lifetime
By Akiva van Koningsveld
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‘World came crashing down’ when Shiri, Kfir and Ariel’s names were left off list of captives to be released
By Jane Prinsley
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All fall into the humanitarian category – female, children, elderly and sick
The group of women will be exchanged for dozen of Palestinian prisoners, according to Israeli officials
By Ellie Grant
The British hostage also called on Hamas to release the remaining 94 captives ‘as soon as possible’
The fragile agreement has clear plans for stage one of the ceasefire, but leaves unanswered questions about hostages and long-term peace
By Eliana Jordan
The three women recalled being held in underground tunnels, undergoing medical procedures without anesthesia and seeing their families campaign for their release.
The ‘goodie bags’ reportedly contained a map of the Strip and photos of the women in captivity
The British hostage was held by Hamas for 470 days
The new ceasefire deal will see the initial release of 33 hostages in exchange for up to 1,904 Palestinian prisoners, many of whom have been charged with terrorism and murder
