Three Israeli guerrillas and dozens of Palestinian prisoners released

Hamas hamas hamas celebrated the three guerrillas on Saturday, 183 prisoners held by Israel in prisoners of Palestinian prisoners.

Yarden Bibas, 34, 53 Keith Siegel, 65 years old, left the Red Cross – the last hostages to be released in a fire break in the last month.

Palestinian prisoners were taken on the Western bank, and many of them approached prison.

The tone of the exchange sat down in contrast to the contrasts of Thursday, and was squeezed over his hard crowd, and was created for their safety and promoted that Israel delay this day to release Palestinian prisoners.

Saturday’s release was more sorted order, but the Gaza government is presently presented in the project.

The lines of armed fighters kept the crowd, while the men were released while they were armed fighters and more masks. A banner behind them threw images of dead Hamas leaders.

Red Cross officials signed Lord Kalderon and Lord Bibas.

Mr. Siegel, the National USA-Israel, appeared in the city of Gaza, applauded a crowd in the Tel Aviv Square, singing some: “The hero is the hero.” Described a woman to feel “pure happiness”.

Siegel’s wife, Adrienne, said he “wasn’t happier than me” when he was shot into a car and to meet her husband.

The family of the French-Israelites said the Kalderon, “joy, relief, and emotion that he had overflowed 484 long days and hopes.”

They added “that he had undergone months in a nightmare,” hope to hug his children again. “

But others, like Liz Domsky, had confused feelings.

“All must come home,” said the procedure to see the Square of Guerrilla.

“I have a student, bar Kupershtein. I was a teacher who studied. We are very worried about him. We hope it will return. Not the first list.”

Israel was a similar complexity in Israel, Lord of Bibas, two young children Ariel and Kfir, which was kidnapped by Hamas attack on October 7, 2023.

Hamas proclaimed that an air strike in Israel killed him in the next war, but were Nominated in the list of hosts in January, he was willing to release.

When he took the image of KFIR, he took only nine months, Andrea Wittenberg is as follows: “They are children. They should be at home. It is impossible to be in Gaza.”

He added: “I don’t want to give up.”

Israel’s President Isaac Herzog described the Lord of Bibas as “heart-hearted”, saying that his country was “very worried.” “We hold them as a whole nation in hearts,” he wrote.

Herzog has attached each released guerrillas “worth time to rehabilitate and reconstruct time, and every host deserves to come home soon.”

In Ramallah, busy in the West Bank, the buses of Palestinian prisoners were large and jubilant.

“We were born again … We left the tombstone’s tightness to the width of the world,” said Nasrallah Muamm, which was released in 17 years in prison, according to the Palestinian media.

“Our town deserves freedom,” Ali Al-Barthhouti was mentioned former prisoner after his release.

Saturday hospitality release was organized over Thursday, two Israelis and five national national Crowds were driven through animators, which had sometimes been out.

It has described the “shocking scenes of the Prime Minister of Israel, he asked Israel – and ensured that they were not repeated.

Mirjana Spoljaric’s International Cross Commission gave a hand to improve safety around hand controls and “in a safe and decent way.”

According to the Hamas-Run Ministry of Health, nearly 47,500 people died in the territory, since Israel invaded October 7, 2023, about 1,200 Israeli died and 251 taking.

The firing and hospitality agreement between Israel and Hamas began on January 19, in the first stage, was released in 33 prisoners and 1,900 prisoners, as well as hundreds of trucks to exclude humanitarian assistance daily in Gaza.

Rafah crossing of Gaza and Egypt – The key humanitarian corridor was also reopened on Saturday after eight months closing.

The Gaza Health Ministry said he left Egypt to access medical care through the crossroads.

Hundreds of palestinarians also authorized this week to return to their homes north of Gaza.

Ashraf Al-Dous, among them, said some, including his father, that they went to the south after seeing the scale of destruction caused by the Israeli air strikes.

“It’s really a mess,” he said. “It’s a catastrophic situation.”

Most of her apartment building in the northern Gaza city has been destroyed, he said. “I didn’t expect to have the situation like that – it’s too much.”