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The ground maneuver may have pushed Hamas into a corner and advanced the ceasefire in battle, but there is no basis for the claim that this could have culminated with the release of the captives. Since the conflict began, Israel has successfully reached two bodies of captives and only one live captive (Ori Megidish), despite considerable efforts invested in the matter.
Initially, they ate “chicken with rice, all sorts of canned food and cheese,” Munder told Channel 13 News. “We were OK.”
Yuval, Oria, and Ofry were held captive in Gaza for some 50 days until their release this week. Their family members knew that there was nothing that would bring them more joy than meeting their beloved dog, so they brought it to where they were hospitalized.
When historians assess the period and the change brought by the clear victory and the decisive defeat of Hamas, they will likely agree that the return of the captives was just a fleeting episode in the grand scheme of things. This is because, historically, this event is of little significance, and it has no impact on the future.
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