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A Red Cross convoy is en route to a southern Gaza handover point to retrieve more hostages from Hamas, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed. This operation is part of the ongoing truce agreement between the warring factions.
The carefully coordinated process involves the Red Cross receiving the hostages and transferring them to IDF troops stationed inside the Gaza Strip. Israeli forces will then safely escort the individuals out of the enclave.
Their destination is a military facility located near Re’im. At this site, each freed hostage will receive immediate medical attention. They will undergo essential physical and psychological evaluations to assess their well-being following their ordeal. This critical first step precedes long-awaited reunions with their families.
This latest movement follows the earlier release of seven hostages from Gaza City today. That handover was also conducted under the same phased agreement, which has seen a staggered return of captives over recent days.
The continued release of hostages from Hamas marks a significant development in the fragile ceasefire. International observers hope these humanitarian exchanges will build momentum for a more lasting peace. All sides are monitoring the situation closely as the multi-day truce continues.
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