Gaza Olis comes together with family again after two years

The 25 -year -old Matan Zhangaukar smiled in his mother’s hand.

“You are my life,” she exclaims, hugged him in a footage depicted by the Israeli army. “My life. My hero. Come on.”

October was one of the remaining six living bonds in Gaza during the October October 223, who was released from a two -year prison on Monday.

His mother, Inna, has launched a strong campaign to return to Matan. She became one of the most famous faces of the movement, and the Israeli government agreed with Hamas with Hamas.

Last week, she and her daughter opened fire on Olis Square in Tel Aviv to celebrate a war agreement between Israel and Hamas as part of Donald Trump’s peace plan.

On Monday, the crowd gathered at the same outpost and cheered on the big screen of Matan, and the other 19 free bonds returned to Israel and reunited with their families.

People shouted Israeli and the US flags, saying “they are coming home”, saying “they are coming home”.

Matan was taken from Ner Oz with his accomplice Ilan Gritzuski, but next month Ilan was released during the war.

On December 224, Hamas released a video filed by Mattan in a jail, which he and his colleague were suffering from skin diseases and deficiency of food, water and medicine.

In a video call with Mattan on Monday, Ianan told him: “Thanks to God, the war is over. The war is over.”

In a later statement, the family said, “After a two -year hell, today we start a new chapter of our lives – a treatment and rehabilitation one.”

This sentiment was shared by many families who were again united with their loved ones.

The family of the Iton Horn, who was taken from Neer Oz, and whose brother was released during the war in February, said he had “love and many love and we have a lot of love and we will go with him through the entire recovery process”.

In a video taken from the Nova Music Festival and published by Hamas in August, a relative of the 24 -year -old Aviatar David, who was trapped in a tunnel, said, “he would come back”.

“After two years of grief, he is here. Now a new journey of treatment for us and for us will begin,” he said in a statement.

The Red Cross (ICRR) International Committee had collected living bonds from the points of the meeting in Gaza, who worked as a neutral mediation in the handover.

He then reunited with the loved ones at the reception points near the Gaza border, before entering the hospital to start the process of physical and mental treatment.

20 Olis returned to Israel there was a celebration. They were glad when people flown in the sky and flown overhead in a military helicopter while going to the hospital.

Inbar Goldstein, whose relatives, who were released in the November 2023 war, told the BBC that she feels “happy and grateful.”

She said, “I know that the sad days are still ahead but I want to differentiate between what I know and what I think,” she said.

Otherwise, in the square, the teenager Yardan told the BBC: “We are here to release, and celebrate them. Today, all Israeli are together – not left or right, they are all together to celebrate the bonds.”

But now the living holders have returned, but many families of the prisoners have still stopped, Hamas said that only four of the 28 bodies will be released on Monday. The Israeli army said that they would take forensic tests before confirming their identity and informing their families.

In the copy of the war contract published by the Israeli media, the remains of all the deceased all the dams should be handed over to 12:00 pm on Monday (09:00 GMT) at 12:00. However, it was also acknowledged that Hamas and other Palestine groups would not be able to find all those things in that period.

About 250 Palestine prisoners were released in the Israeli jail in the agreement. He was convicted against Israeli with murder and deadly attacks.

In a statement, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) refunded all the bodies and urged him to “maintain the end of the agreement”.

Matan’s family said that it could not be closed until this.

He said, “We will stand next to the bereaved families and fight until the last Olis is brought home,” he said.