Israeli security forces rescued a young woman and three men during operations in the refugee district of Nuseirat. The abducted people were initially taken to a hospital in Israel.
According to the army, Israeli security forces rescued four hostages in the Gaza Strip on Saturday. The people kidnapped from Israel were freed in two operations in the refugee district of Nuseirat. They are said to be a 25-year-old woman and three men aged 21, 27 and 40.
They were in good condition and taken to a hospital in Israel, it said. All four were kidnapped by terrorists on October 7 during the Nova music festival. They were rescued from two different locations in the center of Nuseirat. The army had previously announced that it would attack terrorist infrastructure in the area.
Palestinians: 50 dead in army operations
After the release of four hostages kidnapped from Israel, Palestinians reported dozens of deaths in army attacks on the Nuseirat refugee camp and the city of Deir al-Balah in the center of the Gaza Strip. 50 people were killed and dozens more injured, according to medical sources in the Gaza Strip. It was initially unclear whether the people died during the army’s operations to rescue the hostages.
Kidnapped on a motorcycle
In the attack on October 7, terrorists from Hamas and other extremist groups kidnapped more than 250 people as hostages in the Gaza Strip. The unprecedented massacre triggered the Gaza War. It is feared that a large proportion of the approximately 120 hostages still being held in the Gaza Strip are no longer alive.
The fate of the freed woman who was kidnapped by terrorists on a motorcycle and cried desperately for help has moved Israel. Her mother is suffering from terminal cancer. The woman had repeatedly asked to be allowed to see her daughter one more time before she died.
“We are overjoyed to have you home,” said Israel’s Defense Minister Joav Galant, according to his office. He spoke of a “heroic operation.”
Source: Stern
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