The terrorist group Hamas has released all living Israeli hostages from Gaza on Monday morning as part of the first phase of the plan that the US President had brokered.
The Israeli’s were taken hostage by the terrorist group on 7 October 2023 when they launched a brutal attack in southern Israel where they deliberately starter hunting and shooting people in the streets.
Hamas was holding some 20 living hostages, and it is thought that 28 have died after being held prisoner.
The terror group abducted more than 1,200 people which then triggered the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take retaliatory military action and as a result the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) literally flattened the Gaza Strip resulting in thousands of Palestinians being caught up in the fighting ending up being killed.
Donald Trump has flown to Israel, and the US President is due to make a speech at Israel’s parliament on Monday in the Knesset.
In exchange for the Israeli hostages, the terror group Hamas will receive around 250 Palestinian prisoners who were serving life sentences in Israel.
President Trump has said that the terror group “will disarm,” he was then asked it the “war is over” he told reporters “yes.”
Trump told reporters he would be “proud” to see Gaza, saying it will take “decades” to rebuild the strip.
He added, “I would, I’d be proud to. I see it, I know it so well without visiting. I would, actually. I’d like to do it. I’d like to put my feet on it at least.
“But I think it’s going to be a great miracle over the coming decades [to rebuild it], and you know if you go too fast it’s not going to be good, you have to go at the right speed.”
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