Hamas on Saturday issued three Israeli hostages in the southern Gaza city Khan Unis, which was part of the ongoing ceasefire agreement with Israel. Each of the hostages found a symbolic gift, which included a gold coin and one hour glasses.
The gold coin was given to Israel-American, Sagui Dekel-Charan to mark the birth of his daughter, Shachar Majal, from whom he had never met because he spent about 500 days in captivity. Meanwhile, in Hebrew, Arabic and English, “time is running out,” to carry the message, Hamas had a one -hour glasses to the mother of another hostage.
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The release, which took place on Saturday at the southern Gaza city Khan Younis, followed the conversation and exchange of conversations between Hamas and Israel under a delicate ceasefire.
The hostage-daykel-chains, Jare Horn, and Sasha Troopnov-were released as part of an ongoing swap deal, where Israel in turn agreed to free hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. The prisoned trio since the October 7 attack was presented to a mob by armed Hamas militants, which has become synonymous with these exchanges.
With a stressful demonstration of power with his release, many Hamas and Islamic Jihad were donating the insignia of groups, with terrorist fighters around the region. A platform was set with Palestinian flags and terrorist banners, with songs of disobedience echoing through the crowd.
For the decol-chain, the moment was particularly emotional. His wife, Avial, who gave birth to his third daughter during his imprisonment, was waiting for him in Israel. As he stepped on stage to speak, his voice was a little waved, but he succeeded in giving a message by urging the future exchange under the ongoing Trus.
The exchange marked the sixth swap since the ceasefire began on January 19, with all three people away from red cross vehicles after a brief appearance on the stage.
