The moment three Israeli hostages are reunited with their families

Romi, Doron and Emily - an entire nation embraces you, with congratulations on your homecoming. This moment was achieved thanks to the sacrifice and fighting of our heroic fighters - the heroes of Israel. I promise: We will bring everyone home!"

Netanyahu said in his X post

They (Israel) love life,

In one of his notorious speeches, Hezbollah's former leader, Hassan Nasrallah, shed light on a fundamental difference between Israel and her enemies ... he said of Israel

Romi, Doron and Emily are finally home with their families. We will do whatever it takes to bring all of our hostages home. Romi, Doron, and Emily, we thought of you every single day over the past 471 days. We prayed for your safety, and worked tirelessly for your release. Now, you are finally home. Sending you and your families a big hug and wishing you health and healing."

Danny Danon, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, wrote on X

Many of those who have followed these negotiations will attest that the road to this deal has not been easy at all, and a long road, but we've reached the point today because of the pressure Israel built on Hamas, backed by the United States. Some said my policy of a firm support for Israel was relentlessly pursuing diplomacy, and I risked drawing America into a wider war in the region."

President Joe Biden addressed reporters after the first three hostages were released on Sunday, saying

I listened to those voices, many of whom I respected a great deal, but I concluded abandoning the course I was on would not have led us to the ceasefire we are seeing today, but instead it would have risked the wider war in the region so many feared."

He added

The alliance between Israel and the United States will be stronger, so I think enormous opportunities are going forward for peace, for the expansion of the Abraham Accords, hopefully in a way that maintains Israel's sovereignty over all of its biblical homeland,

said Friedman

We see how implacable Hamas is, how inhumane they are,

said Friedman

[It ... It is] a tradition in this region for good deals to fall apart or to never really get off the ground. So being cautiously optimistic, I think, is the right approach to this, ... And just to remind everyone, there are still Americans that are being held and that we don't know the conditions of. And really, we won't be beyond this until all the Americans are back home."

Sadler told Newsmax's "Sunday Report."

Their freedom is a cause for rejoicing,

Friedman said

When he was in office the first time, the region was at the cusp of a significant strategic change for the better, by my estimation,

said Sadler, adding

I think the entire nation of Israel and all, all decent people around the world are rejoicing at the notion that three young women who have been held in captivity for 15 months, facing undoubtedly the worst possible treatment [are being released],

Friedman told Newsmax's "Wake Up America Weekend."

Hamas will never govern Gaza,

he said

I don't view this as having any long-term consequences,

he said

Hamas, at the end of the day, can never survive,

he said

Continue the pressure, continue to see a positive change like we are seeing in Lebanon with Hezbollah,

he said