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2 American Hostages Released By Hamas

Release of Two American Hostages by Hamas on Humanitarian Grounds (2 American hostages released by Hamas)

1. Two American hostages released by Hamas:

- Two American hostages, a mother and her daughter, have been released by Hamas on humanitarian grounds due to the mother's poor health.

- The hostages have been handed over to the Red Cross and their release is the result of negotiations between Qatar and Hamas.


The 2 American Hostages Released By Hamas - Judith And Natalie Raanan

Release of Two American Hostages by Hamas on Humanitarian Grounds Two American hostages released by Hamas: Two American hostages, a mother and her daughter, have been released by Hamas on humanitarian grounds due to the mother's poor health. The hostages have been handed over to the Red Cross and their release is the result of negotiations between Qatar and Hamas.
2 american hostages released by hamas


2. Release details and response:

- It is unclear whether the hostages will leave Gaza into Egypt or Israel.

- Hamas spokesperson Abu Obaida stated that the release was in response to Qatari efforts and to disprove claims made by the Biden administration.

- The White House and Israeli prime minister's office have not commented on the release.


3. International law and pending releases:

- The United Nations warned that taking hostages is prohibited by international law.

- A diplomatic source with knowledge of the arrangements hopes that the release of the American hostages is the start of more to come.

- No exchanges were part of the hostages' release.





4. Status of American hostages:

- Israel had previously informed the US government that some Americans held hostage by Hamas are known to be alive.

- It is not clear if this refers only to the two hostages being released or includes more hostages.

- US officials have not stated whether they believe any American hostages are dead.


5. Amnesty International's accusations:

- Amnesty International accuses Israel of 'collective punishment' and considers it a war crime.

- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have reportedly killed thousands of people, including children and women.

- CNN cannot independently verify the claims made by the Israel Defense Forces.



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