The hostages want to rebuild their lives and communities. The released terrorists want to continue to destroy everything Israel has built.
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Hamas's failure demonstrates how quickly years of diplomatic work can be jeopardized by chaos on the ground, which could derail future releases.
We appear to be forced to put our full trust in President Donald Trump to once again push Netanyahu to do what he ought to do of his own volition.
The four female IDF soldiers taken hostage by Hamas were transferred, in military uniform, to the Red Cross in Gaza City on Saturday.
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“Reports suggest that recently released hostages from Hamas captivity acknowledged receiving some medical treatments during their imprisonment,” the source explained.
An Israeli official told The Jerusalem Post: "The agreement said that the release needs to be on Saturday, and that's the date that the release will happen."
The prisoners had been transferred from various prisons across the country to the Ofer Prison in the vicinity of Jerusalem.
The items inside the bag gave a clear depiction of the psychological torture methods Hamas used on captives.
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