Summary
Former US president Joe Biden and former vice president and 2024 Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris both welcomed the return of released Israeli-American hostage Keith Siegel, 65, who was freed from Hamas captivity on Saturday, in Sunday posts on X/Twitter.
The Jerusalem Post
Protesters call on Israel's leadership to ensure that the hostage return agreement and cease-fire in Gaza are not halted until the last hostage is home.
Haaretz
Keeping to its part of the cease-fire deal, Israel released 183 Palestinians held in jails.
The New York Times
Israeli American Keith Siegel, French-Israeli Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas were released by Hamas and reunited with their families.
NBC News
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How the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal will unfold — and why it is so precarious
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