Four Israeli hostages recovered alive in Gaza.

IDF special forces they recovered 4 Israeli hostages alive in Gaza: It is Noa Argamani, Shlomi Ziv, Almog Meir Jan and Andrey Kozlov.

According to what he says Hamas, in the military operation they would have been at least 210 Palestinians killed, which is also about 400 injured in the Nuseirat refugee camp area.

The Israeli police announced the death of Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora, commander of the special anti-terrorism unit, killed in the operation to free the four hostages.

Noa Argamani, 25 years old, she appeared in a video dated October 7 while Hamas terrorists took her away on motorbikes amid her screams: "Don't kill me". Those images had become the symbol of the Islamic faction's attack. More recently she had seen herself in another Hamas propaganda video.

Almog Meir is 21 years old, while Andrey Kozlov is 27 and Shlomi Ziv is 40. They were all taken by Hamas at the Nova Festival. They are released after 8 months.

“The hostages – Shin Bet and IDF said in a joint statement  – were rescued by Shin Bet and army fighters from two different locations during the operation in the heart of Nuseirat. Their medical conditions are normal and they have been transferred to Sheba-Tel Hashomer Medical Center for further medical tests. Security forces continue to use all efforts to rescue the abductees.".

Israeli premier Benyamin Netanyahu and the president Isaac Duke they spoke with Noa Argamani. The girl is in good condition and is undergoing checks in a hospital in central Israel. «I'm very excited, I haven't spoken Hebrew for so long», Noa exclaimed when speaking to Netanyahu after his liberation from Gaza. «Not for a minute – replied the premier - we stopped thinking about you and we didn't give up. I don't know if you believed us but we didn't give up".

War Cabinet minister and centrist leader Benny Gantz canceled press conference scheduled this evening on the expiration of the ultimatum given to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the change of policy in the war on Gaza, under penalty of leaving the government.