The terrorist group Hamas has released three more hostages as part of its current cease-fire deal with Israel. The hostages that returned home during this release included a U.S. – Israeli dual citizen from North Carolina, a father whose children were captured and released in a 2023 ceasefire-hostage deal, and the father of the youngest hostage.
Read More 3 More Hostages Released In Cease-Fire Deal, Including U.S.-Israeli Dual Citizen
Hamas announced on Friday that they would be freeing the father of the youngest hostages kidnapped in the October 7th attack on the Jewish State, in addition to two others that include a dual U.S. citizen, in the next exchange of hostages for “Palestinian prisoners.”
Read More Hamas To Release First American Hostage And Father Of Youngest Captive Held In Gaza
Three Israeli hostages and five Thai nationals who were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists were freed on Thursday following 481 days in captivity making it the third hostage exchange under the Gaza cease-fire deal.
Read More 3 Israeli Hostages And 5 Thai Nationals Freed After 16 Months In Captivity Following Cease-Fire Agreement
President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Wednesday to deport foreign students who took part in anti-Israel and pro-Hamas protests on U.S. college campuses, as his crackdown on anti-Semitism across the nation commences.
Read More Trump Admin. To Revoke Student Visas For Anti-Israel ‘Hamas Sympathizers’
According to a list of hostages provided by Hamas, Israel claims that at least eight of the 33 hostages scheduled for release during the first phase of the temporary truce in Gaza are already deceased.
Read More Israel: At least 8 Hamas Hostages In Ceasefire Deal Are Dead
The families of Israeli hostages made an appearance on stage at President Donald Trump’s inauguration event on Monday.
Read More Families Of Israeli Hostages Shake Hands With Trump At Inaugural Parade