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In a dramatic turn of events, the first night of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire brought tears, relief, and cautious hope as 24 hostages crossed the Rafah border under Red Cross escort. Among them: 13 Israelis, 10 Thai nationals, and one Filipino citizen – their release marking the first tangible progress in a conflict that has gripped the world.
Heartbeat Moments: The freed group included 85-year-old Yaffa Adar, whose granddaughter Adva became a global voice for families of the 248 originally held captive. While details remain scarce, sources confirm all released individuals are receiving medical care and reuniting with families.
Exchange Dynamics: In parallel, Israel released 39 Palestinian women and minors from detention – a move described by mediators as 'confidence-building' ahead of further negotiations. The fragile truce holds through Sunday, with more hostage-prisoner exchanges expected daily.
Global Reactions: World leaders praised the breakthrough while urging continued diplomacy. As night fell, millions watched livestreams of the Rafah crossing, where silent embraces spoke louder than any press conference. Will this spark lasting peace? The world holds its breath.
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Heartbeat Moments: The freed group included 85-year-old Yaffa Adar, whose granddaughter Adva became a global voice for families of the 248 originally held captive. While details remain scarce, sources confirm all released individuals are receiving medical care and reuniting with families.
Global Reactions: World leaders praised the breakthrough while urging continued diplomacy. As night fell, millions watched livestreams of the Rafah crossing, where silent embraces spoke louder than any press conference. Will this spark lasting peace? The world holds its breath.
