On Thursday, eight more released Hamas Geiseln returned to Israel (see video above). The Israeli government distributed photos that the former hostages with their families show in tearing reunion.
Among them is the 80-year-old German-Israeli Gadi Moses, who said he would do everything to rebuild his hometown. Terrorists destroyed NIZ or on October 7, 2023. The Israeli government also published photos of the 29-year-old German Israeli Arbel Yehud and recordings of the young soldier Agam Berger.
Berger was shocked to show how much her younger brother has grown. The young person is now as big as her father. The 20-year-old was held hostage for almost 16 months. She already met the four soldiers who released Hamas last Saturday. They were abducted together.
Several soldiers were also killed in the attack on October 7, 2023. He caused special horror in Israel. Hamas -recordings showed young Israel -women, partly dressed in pajamas, and covered with blood.
Crowd ink
The former hostage and the Burger Arbel Yehud met her parents, her brother and her sister -in -Waw. Together with her, five Thai workers were released. Hamas hunters who were dressed and masked in black from head to toe, the hostages in the south of the Gaza Strip pushed through a screaming and threatening pressure to the vehicles of the Red Cross. Moses was pushed back and forth, Yehud Leek Bang.
Certificate and presented souvenirs
Agam Berger was transferred to the Red Cross in the north of the Gaza Strip. She was dressed in a combat suit and was shown on a stage. There was a bag of “souvenirs” on her hostage and a certificate for gold list “reached”.
In exchange for the hostages, the authorities of Israel have released 110 Palestinian prisoners. Among them are 30 minors, they left the western Jordoever on Thursday afternoon. Because there had been threatening scenes in the meantime, the head of the government of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu briefly suspended the release of the prisoners.
Source: Krone
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