Four Israeli women freed by Hamas in Gaza, emotions run high.

As the sun rises on a new day, the streets of Tel Aviv are abuzz with excitement and emotion as the news of the release of four female Israeli hostages reaches the crowds gathered at Hostage Square. After being held captive in Gaza for an unspecified amount of time, the women have finally been handed over as part of a ceasefire deal. Tears and cheers mingle together as friends, family, and strangers alike rejoice in the long-awaited reunion.

Among the crowd, one woman can't contain her joy, exclaiming, "It's amazing. They're amazing. Did you see them stand and smile?" Another responds with equal enthusiasm, "Just excitement," when asked how she's feeling. The atmosphere is electric as people hold up pictures of the freed hostages and shed tears of relief and happiness.

Meanwhile, at the Gaza border, the hostages' families eagerly await their return. Local media reports that they are filled with anticipation and joy as they prepare to welcome their loved ones back home. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has also released a statement, announcing that the hostages are currently being accompanied by IDF special forces and ISA forces and will undergo a medical assessment upon their arrival in Israeli territory.

As the four women make their way home, they are greeted with open arms and warm embraces from their fellow soldiers and commanders. The IDF asks for privacy for the returning hostages and their families, respecting the emotional toll that their ordeal has taken.

This is not the first time that Hamas has released Israeli hostages as part of a ceasefire agreement. In exchange, 200 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons will also be released. In anticipation of the release, members from the Al-Qassam Brigades and Al-Quds Brigades have been deployed at Palestine Square in Gaza City.

The tension between the two nations has been ongoing, with the Israel Prison Service currently holding over 9,000 Palestinians in detention or prison for "security" reasons. As part of the ceasefire deal, Israeli soldiers will withdraw from key positions in Gaza, allowing more displaced Palestinians to return to their homes.

As the day progresses, Hamas is expected to release more information on the hostages they will be releasing in the coming weeks. And as always, Metro will be there to provide the latest updates on this developing story. Don't forget to follow us on Whatsapp for breaking news and juicy stories.

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