Military personnel was kept in captivity in Gaza for 15 months
The Islamic fundamentalist group Hamas released four Israeli hostages on Saturday (25) who were kept in captivity in the Gaza strip for 15 months.
The young military personnel Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy and Liri Albag left the Palestinian enclave in the vehicles of the Red Cross as part of an agreement of ceased the fire between Israel and the movement.
“The people of Israel, my wife and I embrace you with all our hearts. We will continue to work to bring home all our kidnapped people, both the living and the dead,” said the first minister of the country, Benjamin Netanyahu.
Idf’s spokesman Daniel Hagari criticized the Hamas show to free the Israelis, who were brought to a stage in the city of Gaza among thousands of Palestinians and dozens of armed groups in the group.
“Hamas is a murderous terrorist group. He showed his cruelty by organizing a cynical ceremony,” he said.
The second wave of hostage issued by the Gaza Strip will be accompanied by the release of Palestinians held in the Israeli territory. The local press mentions that at least 70 prisoners will be released.
The four military people were among the seven women kidnapped in place of military observation of Nahal Oz on the border between Gaza. It was the ones who informed the highest armed forces on suspicious movements in the Palestinian encycling, prefiguring a possible action of Hamas on October 7, 2023. Their report, however, was not taken seriously by the superiors.
This was the second exchange of hostages and detained between Israel and the Islamic group since the beginning of the truce. On the first last Sunday (19), three Israeli citizens and 90 women and Palestinian teenagers recovered freedom. .
Source: Terra
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