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After 484 days in captivity, Yarden, Keith, and Ofer Are Back in Israel, where they will receive medical care and reunite with their families. Meanwhile, 183 terrorists are set to be released from Israeli prisons in exchange. Next week, negotiations on the next phases of the agreement will commence.
The family of Yarden Bibas, who was released this morning from Hamas captivity, is overwhelmed with emotion at his return. His cousin said, 'Our hearts are racing at 200 beats per minute. We will keep fighting for Shiri and the children.'
Shir Siegel shares her father's beloved pancake recipe to celebrate his return after 484 days in Hamas captivity.
The images emerging from the devastated Gaza Strip do not depict Hamas as a collapsed, crushed, or dismantled organization, let alone a destroyed one. The victory images we had hoped to see will have to be found elsewhere.
Yarden Bibas attempted to protect his family on Oct. 7, but was taken by terrorists just like his wife Shiri and their two redheaded children, Ariel (5) and Kfir (2), who was taken when he was just 9 months old at the time.
