Another 11 Israeli hostages—eight children and three women—were released by Hamas on Monday, the fourth day of the ceasefire. The Israeli military said late Monday that the 11 were back in Israel and would undergo an initial medical assessment before being reunited with their families. The kibbutz Nir Oz said all 11 were kibbutz residents, CNN reports. According to Qatar foreign ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari, the released hostages include multiple dual nationals, reports the Times of Israel. He said "three French citizens, two German citizens, and six Argentinian citizens" were released, while Israel is releasing three Palestinian women and 30 minors from its prisons.
The released Israeli hostages include three-year-old twin girls and their mother. The releases Monday bring the number of Israelis freed under the truce to 50, plus 19 hostages of other nationalities, the AP reports. Israel has freed 117 Palestinians. Monday was to have been the final day of the ceasefire but Qatar's government said Israel and Hamas had agreed to extend it by two days. Israel, which hasn't officially confirmed the extension yet, previously said it was willing to extend the truce by a day for every 10 additional hostages released. (More Israel-Hamas war stories.)
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