Today is not going to be an easy day,” Agmon said. “We will begin the day hoping that we will really see a good picture at the end of the day.” The second group was set to be released from Hamas custody at around 4pm local time, but two hours later IDF announced the hostages were being transferred to the Red Cross. Shortly after, Hamas claimed that the release was being delayed due to “Israeli violations” of a ceasefire deal. Sep 27 Barbara Howar, American reporter (Washington Post; Entertainment Tonight), born in Nashville, Tennessee Israeli warplanes dropped leaflets warning people that the war is not over and it is “very dangerous” to return north, the focus of Israel’s military campaign.

I’m going home,” Omar Jibrin, 16, told AFP after he emerged from a hospital in the south of the Gaza Strip where he and eight family members had sought refuge.The truce, mediated by Qatar, is expected to see a total of 50 hostages released during a four-day pause in fighting. Families of hostages participate in a special prayer service ahead of the release of hostages, outside the Museum of Tel Aviv on November 24, 2023 in Tel Aviv, Israel. Picture: Getty Images

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Those released age in range from two to 85. They include mum Dorn Katz-Asher, 34, and her children Aviv, 2, and Raz, 5, and another mum Danielle Aloni, 44, and he daughter Emilia aged 9. The advice comes as 24 out of an expected initial tranche of 50 plus hostages was released in Gaza. Hamas is thought to hold 240 people it snatched during the massacre on October 7. The fate of the captives has consumed the Israeli public, and growing demonstrations demanding their release helped push the government into negotiations with Hamas. Their return has been meticulously planned, Agmon said. According to the UN, 1.7 million of Gaza’s 2.4 million people are estimated to have been displaced by the fighting. Then hostages would be transported to hospitals for private reunions with loved ones. Male and female physicians, including pediatricians, gynecologists and psychiatrists, would be standing by.