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The deal, estimated at some $3.5 billion, will likely be approved in the coming weeks. One of the greatest talents in the world of basketball, the Slovenian Luka Dončić, plays for the Dallas Mavericks, and together with Kyrie Irving leads the team. Separately, Adelson to donate to kibbutzim that were attacked on Oct. 7.
Follow the events as they happen in Operation Swords of Iron.
SSgt. Tomer Yaakov Ahimas, 20, Sgt. Kiril Brodski, 19, and Sgt. Shaked Dahan, 19, were killed by Hamas terrorists in the October 7 massacre
Mia and Gabriela had arrived in Kibbutz Nir Yitzhak that weekend for the Simchat Torah celebrations, staying at their aunt Clara Marman's home. Marman, like them, was also kidnapped, along with another relative, Fernando Marman.
The fifth day of the hostage deal got underway as Hamas handed over 10 Israeli women and two other foreigners.
