Israeli security cabinet approves ceasefire deal

It is breaking my heart a little more, day by day. Soon there will be nothing left of my heart - or Emily."

Speaking to The Sun back in October, Mandy Damari, 63, said

She’s one of our own, she’s one of our own, Emily Damari, bring Emily home!”

At a recent game, supporters carrying yellow balloons sang

They are expected to be released on Sunday evening,

one source said on condition of anonymity as he was not authorised to speak publicly on the matter

The Red Cross, along with Egyptian and Qatari teams, will receive the Israeli prisoners (hostages),

he said

Life has become an unbearable hell,

said resident Jomaa Abed al-Aal

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was informed by the negotiating team that agreements have been reached on a deal to release the hostages,

his office said in a statement

For the 98 hostages, each night is another night of terrible nightmare. Do not delay their return even for one more night,

the group said in a statement late on Thursday carried by Israeli media

Pending approval by the Security Cabinet and the Government, and the agreement taking effect, the release of the hostages will be implemented according to the planned framework in which the hostages are expected to be released on Sunday,

it said in a statement

I've thought so hard about how I would feel at this moment but now it's happening I don't know what to feel,

he told the broadcaster

The last time I visited him was in July 2023, and after that we were unable to see him during the war,

Mervat said

Hamas will release 33 Israeli captives, including civilian women ... children, elderly, sick civilians and wounded, in exchange for a number of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails. Details on phases two and three will be finalised during the implementation of the first phase,

he explained

Keith and I nearly died in the tunnel because there was no oxygen, and I’ve been talking about it over and over and over — hard stories. But I want to just tell everybody we’re not going to stop,

she said in an interview alongside other people whose loved ones were also taken

Hamas has never allowed visits by the Red Cross, the Red Crescent, or any other international organization, so there is no sure way to know what their condition is,

said Jonathan Dekel-Chen, who is originally from Bloomfield, Connecticut, but was living on the kibbutz at the time of the attack

No one has spoken to me or to my family about it,

Dekel-Chen said

We’re going to talk, and I’m going to tell all the hard stories,

she added

It’s been a living hell,

Jonathan Dekel-Chen, 61, said when reflecting on the months of uncertainty

Please come back home. Please hang in there a little longer,

Dekel-Chen wrote in one message

I have been talking about those tunnels,

Siegel told NBC News’ Lester Holt during a trip to New York at the start of the United Nations General Assembly in September

BRING KEITH HOME NOW.”

Soon after, the couple’s two daughters, Ilan and Shir, shared a picture of them holding hands with their mother, Aviva Siegel, all wearing T-shirts with Keith Siegel’s picture and the caption

It’s been like this in the past where we were lured by the tantalising prospect of a deal imminent and then having it snatched away, having our hopes raised to stratospheric levels and then dashed on the rocks of despair,

said the 51-year-old, who lives in Brighton