Three Israeli women are set to be released as a ceasefire begins, bringing hope to their families and the nation.
The ceasefire started at 11:15 a.m. on Sunday. It’s a big moment for everyone involved. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s office confirmed they received the list of hostages. They’re checking the details now.
The families of the women had been waiting anxiously. They were notified by the IDF about the release. The names were shared with permission from the families. Romi, 24, was taken from a music festival. Doron, 31, and Emily, 28, were abducted from their homes.
Hamas had to provide the names of the hostages 24 hours before the release. There was a bit of a delay, but they attributed it to technical issues. The situation is tense, and every moment counts for the families.
In the past, some hostages confirmed Romi was alive but in bad shape. The Israeli government is ready to provide medical care and support for the returnees. They’ve learned a lot from previous exchanges.
This release is just the beginning. More hostages are expected to be freed in the coming weeks. The agreement includes releasing Palestinian prisoners in exchange. It’s a complicated situation, but families are holding onto hope.
