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Thai hostages: Relief for woman who feared boyfriend died in Hamas attack  BBC.com Thai, Filipino hostages freed by Hamas from Gaza, intermediaries say  The Washington Post Report: 12 Thai hostages released earlier by Hamas enter Israel, en route to hospital for check-up  The

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24 hostages released as temporary cease-fire in Israel-Hamas war takes effect  CBS News BREAKING: Hamas releases 25 hostages amid Israeli cease-fire deal | LiveNOW from FOX  LiveNOW from FOX Morning news brief  NPR US Hopeful Americans Will Be Released in Future Hostage Groups  Bloomberg

The cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas will bring relief to dozens whose relatives are being held captive. But with some 240 hostages in militant hands, only a fraction of families will be reunited under the current arrangement.

(Reuters) -Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Friday denounced on a visit to the Gaza Strip border what he called the indiscriminate killing of Palestinians, drawing an angry response from Israel which said the remarks gave terrorism a boost. While

Israeli Forces Reportedly Arrest Director Of Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital  Forbes Israeli military arrests Al-Shifa Hospital director, 200 patients too sick to evacuate  NBC News Israeli forces detain director of Gaza’s al-Shifa Hospital  BBC.com Director of Gaza’s Al-Shifa hospital arrested by Israel Defense Forces  MSNBC

President Biden declared a state of emergency in the U.S. Virgin islands after St. Croix, the largest island in the territory, reported elevated levels of lead and copper in its water supply. Polluted water was first reported to the Virgin

Natural gas futures settled lower for a third straight weekly decline on concerns about high levels of supply amid mild weather across much of the U.S.

Israel had warned Gazans not to move from the south to the north during the cessation of hostilities, feeding their fears of permanent displacement.