On Saturday, Hamas posted three other hostages as part of his agreement on the Propagation with Israel, in a quick process that was a distinct contrast to a chaotic handover earlier this week.
The hostage edition is part 42-day termination agreement This came into force last month, stopping the fighting between Israel and Hamas. Hamas agreed that he would gradually release 33 of almost 100 remaining hostages in exchange for more than 1,000 Palestinians in the prison of Israel and partial Israeli withdrawal.
Here’s a more close view of Israelis posted on Saturday.
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For many Israelis, abduction Mr. Bibas and his family He became emblematic for the cruelty of Hamas 2023 on Israel. The militants also abducted their wife Shiri and their two children, Ariel, 4 and Kfir, who was 9 months old at the time, from their home to Kibbutz Nir Oz.
Hamas later said that Mrs. Bibas and two children were killed in an Israeli air attack. Israeli officials did not publicly confirm the claim, but warned that they were seriously concerned about their destinies.
A video of Mrs. Bibas who marched through Kibbutz with his two children’s militant on October 7, 2023, caught her terror. They were closed separately from Mr. Bibas. In November 2023. Hamas posted a video that told him they told him they had died in captivity.
The Bibas family struggled with no Knowing whether their loved ones are alive. The last time any of them received proof of life for Mr. Bibasa was when the pictures showing him that bleeding from his head spreads on the net.
Ofri Bibas-Levy, a sister of Mr. Bibas who is advocating for an agreement on the interruption of fire and hostages, said she was grateful for the attention of newspaper media and world leaders. But the persecuted pictures of Shiri and her children turned them into a crisis symbols and created a degree of public fascination about their fate that sometimes rattled, she said.
“People attach their names to any new story that appears, even if it is assembled,” she said at a gathering of hostage relatives near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel in Jerusalem to restore calls to the emergency room. “And every time that happens, our whole world shakes.”
G. Kalderon, French Israel who was 52 years old at the time of the Hamas attack, he was captured with two of four children, Erez and Sahar, 12 and 16. They fled from a shelter in Kibbutz Nir Oz in southern Israel to nearby fields, according to Israeli media. The children were released under the termination of fire in November 2023.
In October 2024, more than a year after Mr. Kalderon was taken as a hostage, his cousin Ifat Kalderon was part of a group of hostage relatives who had issued a sharply demolished on a television statement Mr. Netanyahu. They called the Prime Minister to use the moment after the murder of the Hamas leader, Yahya Sinwar, the architect of the attack on October 7, to reach a hostage agreement and stop the Fire Agreement.
“We all understand that there is a narrow window of possibilities – and maybe the last – to save lives,” she said. Next month his family marked his Second birthday in captivity.
Mr. Siegel, American Israel, was 64 When they were captured With his wife Aviv Siegel from their house in Kfar Azzi and guided, with a neighbor and her two childrenin Gaza in his own car, according to Israeli media. He grew up in North Carolina and moved to Israel as an adult.
Mrs. Siegel was published in late November 2023 in the first agreement on the termination of fire. Mr. Siegel was not heard the word until Hamas Posted the video from him and another hostage in April last year.
Mrs. Siegel said the New York Times In May, she and her husband moved more than a dozen times and kept in apartments and tunnels. She said they were often denied food and water for many hours. She said her abductors abused and humiliated hostage and did not allow them to speak.
Mrs. Siegel said she often thought about her last conversation with her husband before she was released: “I asked Keith to be strong for me, and I said,” I’ll be strong for you ” – and that is what keeps me in life. ”
