. you are live in the cnn newsroom. my colleague kaitlan collins is in tel aviv. jim acosta is off tonight. thank you for being with us. we are continuing with our breaking news. emotions running high in israel tonight as a second group of hostages make its way back home. right now, these 13 israeli hostages ranging in age from 67 to just 3 years old are on their way to loved ones after being taken from their home by hamas seven weeks ago. at the same time, some 39 palestinian prisoners are returning to the west bank to large celebrations. you can see it there. up to the minute coverage of this second day of what is expected to be at least a four-day pause in the fighting between israel and hamas. kaitlan? reporter: yeah. it s all a major question as we saw tonight. it came down to the wire with the second phase of this agreement. it appeared for a moment that the deal might be off as there was a dispute between hamas and israel over whether or not israel was living up to
welcome to c cnn newsroom, everyone, i m michael holmes. the israeli government now has the names of the hostages who will be freed by hamas on sunday, day three of the delicately poised truce between hamas and israel. that s after day two of the four-day truce came to a rocky but successful conclusion late on saturday, with the release of 13 israelis and four thai nationals who had been kidnapped by militants on october 7th. after preliminary medical checks, they were all whisked away to israeli hospitals for care and to be reunited with their families. israel s health ministry said one woman, 21-year-old maya regev, was treated for an injury and is in stable condition. 9-year-old emily hand, whose father had initially been told she died in the terror attack. and the israeli government wants to know why 13-year-old hila s mother raya wasn t released with her daughter. the israeli official says mothers and children are not to be separated. the fragile deal also called for th
hello and welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world, i m kim brunhuber with the latest in our continuing coverage of the israel/hamas war. it s 5:00 a.m. here in atlanta. noon in gaza. day three of a fragile planned four-day truce between israel and hamas. so far, the pause in the fighting has held. israel is now preparing to receive another group of hostages today. the government has their names and has informed their families. further details about today s exchange haven t yet been announced 13 israelis and four thai nationals released on saturday only after an hours long delay threatened to up end the exchange. they range from 67 to 3 years of age. following preliminary checks they were taken to nearby hospitals for care and to reunite with families. they do show signs of extended captivity. qatar has been at the forefront in mediating this truce, and said difficulties like saturday s unexpected delay are to be expected a
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