Hamas released four more hostages on Saturday (see video above). The terrorist organization made a show of the transfer. The four soldiers were led to a stage to wave the crowd there. It was unclear whether they acted from the free part or the threats.
Armed and masked Hamas hunters handed the four smiling soldiers to representatives of the Red Cross in a place in the city of Gaza. The aid organization brought Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Naimama Levy and Daniella Gilboa to their home country of Israel. Medical examinations and a meeting with the parents and other family members in a hospital in Tel Aviv were initially planned.
Parents “overjoyed and moved”
The Israeli government published recordings when it can be seen how the parents of hostage cheer and shout with joy while seeing how their daughters are transferred to the Israeli army. We are “overjoyed and deeply moved,” said the Levys family. “Our hearts belong to the families who are still waiting for their loved ones”.
Daniela Gilboa’s sister, Noam Gilboa, also made a relieved way. As rumors that her sister was dead, she collapsed, she told Ynet. Now their worries have been overcome.
According to the Stakten -the -furen Agreement, a living civilians should have been determined for the soldiers. The woman is being imprisoned by a group of Palestinian Islamic Jihad van Hamas, and has not yet been able to take over from Hamas, it was said in media reports.
People collected in Tel Aviv
In Tel Aviv, countless people gathered, many wore T-shirts with the inscription “You Not Alone”, which is also intended as a message of the remaining hostages in the Gaza Strip. 90 kidnapped people are still being held, of which more than 30 have already been declared dead. 26 more hostages will be released in the coming weeks, but eight of them should no longer live.
The agreement stipulates that 50 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli detention centers are released for each hostage. Some are brought abroad according to the agreement because of their serious crimes.
Source: Krone
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