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Hamas releases 12 more hostages on first day of extended truce deal

The hostages mainly include the elderly and certain family members

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Civilians and rescuers look for survivors following Israeli bombardment in Khan Yunis. Pics/AFP

Civilians and rescuers look for survivors following Israeli bombardment in Khan Yunis. Pics/AFP

Hamas on Tuesday released 12 more hostages including two foreign nationals on the first day of the extended truce between Israel and Hamas, as reported by the Jerusalem Post. The hostages mainly include the elderly and certain family members.

Meanwhile, an additional two Thai citizens were released by Hamas on Tuesday. Moreover, Israel has confirmed the identities of these ten hostages, according to the Jerusalem Post. One of the hostages included Ditza Heiman, an 81-year-old woman who locked herself in the safe room during the Hamas attacks on October 7.

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