Israel confirmed Tuesday night that the crisis that has brought the implementation of the hostage deal to a stall because of Hamas' parading of hostages has ended, and four deceased hostages will be returned as part of phase one of the deal.
"Screams of pain, of pleading, of a person trapped between life and death," she recalls ordeal in captivity. "And then, after a few seconds, I heard only silence. Yossi died next to me, alone, helpless."
Sources familiar with the negotiations say mediators are nearing a compromise formula that includes the transfer of dead hostages without "ceremonies". The process is said to serve as a "prelude" to further deals during a "transition phase" toward the second phase of the hostage deal.
According to the Saudi report, the dead hostages will be handed over in exchange for the release of Palestinian terrorists who have yet to be freed from Israeli prisons. An Israeli source says the reports are not true.
One attendee who declined to provide their name claimed to know Nasrallah, describing him as "a hero" while emphasizing they were "not a Hezbollah member."
"The President is prepared to support Israel in whatever course of action it chooses regarding Hamas," the White House National Security Council Spokesman said.
"I am the first American hostage released in the deal that you worked so hard to set in place," Keith Siegal says in the video.
In response to the booms overhead, crowds started chanting "Death to Israel". The venue was meticulously prepared, with large screens erected in the center and separate areas designated for men and women, accommodating 20,000 and 30,000, respectively. Additional space in parking lots was arranged for 30,000 more attendees.
"This is a symbolic step expressing Argentina's clear moral stance," President Javier Milei said.
At CPAC conference, Trump expresses hope he would be remembered as "peacemaker not a conqueror," vowing to work to bring back hostages dead or alive.
