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Israeli-Russian hostage escapes Hamas, local Palestinians hand him back to terrorists


A ⁢van ⁣carrying hostages released from the Gaza​ Strip as part of a deal​ between Israel ⁣and Hamas arrives at Sheba‍ Medical ⁤Center on November 26, 2023 in Ramat Gan, Israel. A total‍ of 50 hostages currently‍ held by Hamas are to be released during⁢ a four-day truce with Israel, the first such pause in fighting since Oct.⁤ 7, when⁤ Hamas ‍launched its surprise attack and Israeli ‌responded with a vast military offensive to ⁢destroy the militant⁣ group that governs Gaza. Under the deal, 150 Palestinian prisoners are also to be released‍ from Israel, and⁢ more ‍humanitarian aid will be admitted at the Gaza-Egypt border crossing. (Photo by Amir Levy/Getty Images)

OAN’s Elizabeth ‍Volberding
2:22 PM – ⁣Tuesday, November 28, 2023

A‌ Russian-Israeli hostage who was abducted by Hamas during its unprecedented attack on Israel on October 7th ⁣ was able to escape and ⁣hide for four days, before Palestinians in Gaza found him and brought‍ him ​back to the terrorist group.

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Roni Krivoi, 25, escaped the terrorist group on Sunday ⁢after‍ being held in a building in Gaza that ‍ultimately collapsed as a result of an Israeli Defense ‌Forces (IDF) airstrike, according to his aunt Yelena Magid.

“He managed to escape the ‍rubble ⁢and break free,” said Krivoi’s aunt, who​ spoke about ⁤his difficulties during ‍an appearance on KAN’s Reshet⁣ Bet radio on Monday morning.

Krivoi’s aunt additionally noted that he suffered from head trauma ‍in the building⁢ collapse in Gaza.

Krivoi⁤ had been in an unfamiliar area and was not able to escape ⁣very far. Therefore, he instead hid around the Gaza Strip for four days before ⁢locals discovered him.

“He tried getting ⁢to the‌ border. But he didn’t have the capacity to understand where​ he⁣ was or where he needed to go, so he‌ couldn’t navigate ‍through the open field. He was alone,” Krivoi’s aunt​ added.

After four days of hiding, Palestinian locals ⁢found Krivoi and “returned him to the terrorists hands,” according to his aunt.

However, Krivoi was later released

What does this breakthrough⁢ in the Israel-Hamas​ conflict mean for the prospects of long-lasting peace in‍ the region

D into‍ the Gaza Strip.A ⁢van ⁣carrying hostages released from the Gaza​ Strip as part of a deal​ between Israel ⁣and Hamas arrives at Sheba‍ Medical ⁤Center on November‍ 26, 2023 in Ramat Gan, ⁤Israel. A total‍ of 50 hostages currently‍ ⁢held by Hamas are to​ be released during⁢ a four-day truce with‍ Israel, the first such pause in fighting since Oct.⁤ 7, when⁤ Hamas ‍launched its surprise attack and Israeli ‌responded with a vast military offensive to ⁢destroy the‌ militant⁣ group that governs⁤ Gaza. Under the deal, 150 Palestinian prisoners are also‌ to be released‍​ from Israel, and⁢ more ‍humanitarian aid will be admitted ⁤into ⁢the Gaza⁤ Strip.

On November 26,‌ 2023, a significant breakthrough was achieved in the ongoing​ conflict between Israel‍ and Hamas in the‍ Gaza Strip. In an unprecedented move, a four-day truce⁣ was established, providing an opportunity ‌for the release of 50 ⁢hostages held by Hamas. This marks the first pause in fighting since October 7, when Hamas launched a surprise attack and Israel responded with a vast military offensive‍ aimed at dismantling‌ the militant group’s control over Gaza.

The release‍ of the hostages ‌is a‍ significant step towards de-escalating tensions and finding a peaceful resolution to the conflict. The fact​ that Israel and Hamas ​were able to ‌come to an ⁤agreement highlights⁢ the willingness of both parties to engage in dialogue and find‍ common ground.

Under the terms of the deal, not only are 50 hostages being released, but 150 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel​ are also set to be freed. This gesture of goodwill from both sides demonstrates⁤ a commitment to ​the peace ⁤process and fostering an environment‌ of trust and cooperation.

In addition to the⁢ prisoner release, another crucial aspect of the‍ agreement is the admission of more humanitarian aid into the Gaza ⁢Strip. The region has been ⁤facing ⁣severe economic difficulties and a lack of basic⁤ necessities due to the ongoing conflict. The influx ‌of humanitarian aid ​will undoubtedly alleviate the suffering of the people in Gaza and contribute to the overall improvement of the ⁢situation.

This breakthrough serves as a glimmer of hope for a long-lasting peace in the region. It demonstrates that diplomacy and negotiations can yield positive results, even in the most entrenched conflicts. The release of hostages and prisoners, along with‌ the provision of ⁤humanitarian aid, lays the foundation for further dialogue and reconciliation between the parties involved.

It is essential to acknowledge the efforts made by both Israel and Hamas in reaching this agreement. It is a testament to their commitment to find common ground and work towards resolving the conflict⁤ peacefully. The international community must continue to support and⁢ encourage these efforts, as the path to‌ peace in the Middle East requires a collective and sustained⁢ commitment.

While it is crucial to recognize the significance of this‌ breakthrough, it is equally important to remain cautious and vigilant. The situation in ⁢the region remains fragile, and the parties must remain committed to the terms of the ​truce and continue to engage in constructive dialogue.

The release of hostages and prisoners,‍ along with the admission of humanitarian aid, represents an important‍ step forward. However, the road to lasting peace is still long and challenging. It ​requires the cooperation⁤ and understanding of all ​parties involved, as well as the continued support and engagement of the international community.

As we reflect on this recent⁣ development,‍ let it serve⁢ as a reminder that peace is attainable, ⁢even in the most seemingly insurmountable conflicts. ⁢With perseverance, dialogue, and a commitment to the well-being of all individuals ⁤involved, a brighter and more peaceful future can be⁢ achieved in the Gaza Strip⁣ and the wider region.



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