Women and children are Israel’s priority when it comes to releasing more hostages from the hands of the Islamist Hamas. Israel’s government spokeswoman Tal Heinrich told the US broadcaster CNN that night. “And we don’t want families to be separated in these surges, in these groups of hostages that are being released,” she says. However, Israel can only hope that “more families, or what’s left of them, will be reunited,” said Heinrich. Finally, Hamas controls the lists with the names of hostages that they could release next. “You decide who gets out and who doesn’t.”
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