AM7 more hostages released, IDF saysSeven more hostages have been released on Thursday morning, according to a joint statement from the Israel Defense Forced and the Israel Security Agency."According to information communicated by the Red Cross,

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Israeli hostage Agam Berger reunited with some colleagues from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) after her release on Thursday, January 30.Berger was the first among eight hostages set to be freed by Hamas in Gaza on Thursday.

Four Israeli soldiers held captive for 477 days by Hamas were released Saturday under the second hostage swap in the Gaza cease-fire deal.

the message says. The Red Cross then delivered the hostages to the IDF and Shin Bet forces in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military has already confirmed that the women are with them and that they have crossed the border with Israel. It is expected that the ...

The IDF confirmed that hostages Karina Ariev, Liri Albag, Daniella Gilboa, and Naama Levy returned to Israeli territory after being transferred from Hamas captivity to the Red Cross on Saturday.

"Our hearts are with the families of Arbel Yehoud, Agam Berger, the Bibas family, and all other hostages still waiting to return home. Our thoughts are with them, even in these moments of joy, and we are determined to fight until the last hostage returns home," the family of Liri Albag said in a statement.