Hamas pretends that it is releasing hostages on humanitarian grounds
Reportedly the US President Joe Biden has a phone conversation with women who have been released from Hamas custody. The terrorist group Hamas took about 200 people hostage in israel in a brutal attack on october 7. Two of them were released on Friday. It is expected that many more may be released following this. Freed Judith Toy Ranan and her daughter Natalie Shoshana Ranan are both from the United States. "At the request of qatar and Egypt, two Americans have been released on humanitarian grounds," Hamas said. Although the mother and daughter were reportedly released due to Judith Dai Ranan's physical condition, no details were available on their condition. The Israeli government confirmed their return to israel on friday night. Negotiations are ongoing to release the hostages.
Israel Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari said, "Hamas pretends to the outside world that it is releasing hostages on humanitarian grounds. In fact, we are talking to a murderous gang. They are holding young children, boys, women and the elderly." Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden had a phone conversation with the women who were freed from the hands of Hamas. Ronan's family, like many other hostages, had appealed for their release. Ben Ronan, Natalie's brother, said he was "overjoyed" at the news of their release. In an interview with a news agency, he said, "Thank you to everyone all over the world who prayed for my sister."
Israel Defense Forces spokesman Daniel Hagari said, "Hamas pretends to the outside world that it is releasing hostages on humanitarian grounds. In fact, we are talking to a murderous gang. They are holding young children, boys, women and the elderly." Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden had a phone conversation with the women who were freed from the hands of Hamas. Ronan's family, like many other hostages, had appealed for their release. Ben Ronan, Natalie's brother, said he was "overjoyed" at the news of their release. In an interview with a news agency, he said, "Thank you to everyone all over the world who prayed for my sister."