Hamas releases all hostages. Trump: "A great and beautiful day. A new beginning."

At 10:00 this morning, October 13th, Hamas released the last 13 hostages missing from the roll call early this morning. All 20 surviving hostages captured by the organization's terrorist forces on October 7, 2023, are officially freed and placed in the care of the Red Cross. The latest group of releases includes Bar Kuperstein, Eviatar David, Yosef Haim Ohana, Segev Kalfon, Avitan Or, Elkana Buchbot, Maxim Harkin, Nimrod Cohen, Matan Tsengauker, David Cuneo, Eitan Horn, Rom Breslavsky and Ariel Cune. The Red Cross confirmed that these last 13 hostages are also in good condition.

These, together with the first group of releases, including Gali Berman, Ziv Berman, Guy Gilboa-Dalal, Eitan Mor, Omri Miran, Alon Ohel, Matan Engerst, They survived 737 days of captivity at the hands of Hamas. The return of the bodies is scheduled for this afternoon.

Il American President Trump reached the Knesset in Tel Aviv shortly after the release of the last hostages, where he will hold a speech with Israeli President NetanyahuIn the guest book of the Israeli parliament, the president left his testimony: “This is a great honor for me. A great and beautiful day. A new beginning.”

After a first speech in the Knesset, Trump will then travel to Sharm el-Sheikh for the "Peace Summit" which he will also participate in Palestinian President Abbas, but neither Israel nor Hamas will be present.

This morning, too Prime Minister Meloni expressed her opinion on the issue via X: "Today is a historic day. The hostages have been freed: an extraordinary achievement, the fruit of determined international diplomacy and the implementation of the first part of US President Donald Trump's peace plan."

A crowd of 100 people gathered in Tel Aviv square to watch the event, which was broadcast live on giant screens. A Gaza tunnel made of concrete and papier-mâché has also been installed in Hostage Square in Tel Aviv. represent the living conditions of the hostages during their captivity. It was also set up a memorial for the abductees on October 7, 2023, where the families of the hostages can express their anguish, anger, and joy.