Israeli hostages Iair Horn, Sagui Dekel-Schen and Sasha Troubanov arrived at a release location in Gaza on Saturday, after Egyptian and Qataric mediators contributed to avert a patient situation that threatened to sink a fragile ceasefire.
The three were led to a stage in which militant were armed with automatic rifles on each side of the location in Khan Younis. Live film material was shown.
They are returned in an exchange for 369 Palestinian prisoners and prisoners, an exchange that fears that the agreement could collapse before the end of a 42-day ceasefire.
Decel-Chen, a 36-year-old American Israeli, Troubanov, a 29-year-old Russian Israeli, and Horn, a 46-year-old Argentine Israeli, whose brother Eisan was also kidnapped by the communities around the Gaza Strip, who was on October 7, 2023 has been overrun by the Hamas armed men.
Dozens of armed militants were used at the location of the publication.
Some Hamas fighter at the location wear rifles from the Israeli military during the attack on October 7, according to the Hamas sources.
Troubanov was kidnapped with his mother, his grandmother and girlfriend, all of whom were released in the short November 2023. His father was killed in the attack on Nir OZ, one of the worst communities in which one of four people either died or was taken hostage.
The Palestinian militant groups in Gaza say that on Saturday they will publish hostages with Israel Isiir Horn, American Israeli Sagui Decel and the Russian Israeli Alexandre Sasha Troubanov on Saturday.
Hamas had previously threatened not to publish hostages after accusing Israel of violating the conditions of the ceasefire by blocking help by entering the Gaza Strip, the effectiveness of the struggle from Israel, the reservists called up and their armed forces in full swing to bring to the men.
The emaciated appearance of three last week and other hostages published and published since January 19 when the armistice has come into force at home.
The Islamic jihad, the militant group, which is allied with Hamas and holds problems in his hand, released a video of him on Friday to eat and fish on Friday and to eat on the Gaza beach Gaza beach ate and fished, published in a video of him.
The prospects for the survival of the ceasefire were also called up by US President Donald Trump to permanently move the Palestinians from the Gaza, thus converting the enclave into the United States. This call was strongly rejected by Palestinian groups, Arab countries and western allies.
“Trump’s threats do not frighten us and we won’t listen to him,” said 46-year-old Umm Muhammad Abu Al-Rus, who watched the handover in Khan Younis.
“We will stay in our country and in our houses in Gaza and will never go, no matter what happens,” he told CBC Freelance videoographer Mohamed El Safe.
The Hamas agreed last month, 33 Israeli hostages, including women, children and sick, wounded and older men, in return for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and prisoners during a six -week ceasefire, while the Israeli armed forces would withdraw from some of their positions in Gaza.
Before Saturday, 16 of the 33 Israeli hostages were returned, together with five Thais, who were handed over in an unscheduled publication. 76 hosted in Gaza, of which only about half of them are viewed alive.
On Saturday, Hamas is expected to publish three other Israeli hostages in exchange for the safe return of 369 Palestinian prisoners and prisoners. It would be the sixth hostage -catcher exchange of the ceasefire, and it was not certain that it would happen. Power & Politics hears from two former Canadian ambassadors, Jon Allen and Arif Lalani, about the growing fragility of the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire deal.
The ceasefire should open the way for a second phase of the negotiations to return to the remaining hostages and to withdraw Israeli forces from a final war and to reconcile the Gaza Strip, which is now largely in ruins and is exposed to lack of food, flowing water and electricity .
The Hamas threat to publish more hostages followed the accusation that Israel had blocked tents and temporary protective materials in Gaza and that tens of thousands of winter cold were exposed.
Israel rejected the accusation, said it had approved thousands of auxiliary bodies and accused Hamas in the grows of the agreement. Hamas expected that Israel would fulfill his help for the ceasefire to stay on the right track.
According to international auxiliary groups, more truck loads have occurred in Gaza Strip since the beginning of the ceasefire, but the relief goods say that the amounts are not sufficient to meet the needs of the population.
After the attack on communities in Israel led by Hamas, Israel penetrated the coastal enclave on October 7, 2023, killed around 1,200 people according to Israeli days and took 251 as hostages.
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the following Israeli military campaign killed more than 48,000 Palestinians in Gaza, destroyed many of its buildings and left most of the population.
