As part of the agreed hostage-prisoner exchange deal, Israel released 200 terrorist prisoners on Saturday, according to Arab media reports.
"It is critical that the ceasefire implementation continues and that all of the hostages are freed from Hamas captivity and safely returned to their families," the US State Department said.
An Israeli official reportedly said that failure to provide the list by the end of the day would be another violation of the agreement by Hamas.
Israeli musician Aviv Gefen challenged Pink Floyd's Roger Waters on social media, sharing photos of four freed female hostages in response to Waters' denial of October 7 atrocities.
Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv's Hostages Square to witness four women return from Hamas captivity, while demanding freedom for 90 others still held.
“Welcome home, but if we do not topple Hamas, the next October 7 is at the doorstep. We must return to war and destruct,” Ben-Gvir wrote.
The hostages were also given "gift bags," similar to those received by Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher during the first exchange.
The four freed hostages were admitted to the third floor of Schneider Children's Medical Center and began a series of medical exams.
Agam Berger's quiet strengh and faith shines through in the braids that many released hostages leave Gaza with, which are reportedly her doing.
JPOST Digital Library
