Palestinians released from Israeli prisons were welcomed with celebrations on Friday evening as they returned to their hometowns and villages. CNN's Nada Bashir reports a total of 39 prisoners -- all either women or minors -- were released as part of a deal agreed to between Israel and Hamas.
As 13 Israeli hostages are released by Hamas, the loved ones of captives left behind are grappling with difficult emotions. CNN's Wolf Blitzer speaks with some of the families of those who remain in captivity.
CNN's Nima Elbagir explains why Palestinian families who have had their family members released as part of the hostage deal with Israel are legally not allowed to celebrate their return.
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Twenty-four hostages have been released from Gaza, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross, as a truce between Israel and Hamas appears to be holding. CNN's John Berman reacts to seeing images of a young girl exiting an ambulance at the Rafah crossing.
CNN's Nada Bashir speaks with Talal Sayyad, whose niece was sentenced to 13 years in prison in 2015, after Israel accused her of attempted murder when her car exploded and caught fire at a checkpoint, a charge she and her family have continuously denied. The anticipated release of Palestinian prisoners as part of a deal between Hamas and Israel is giving the family new hope. However, Talal says there will be no celebration if his niece gets released.
CNN's Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward goes through the preparations made at a hospital in anticipation of released child hostages as a truce between Israel and Hamas appears to be holding.
