The Prime Minister's Office announced this afternoon (Wednesday) that Israel has received the list of the three hostages who are to be released from Hamas captivity tomorrow. A political source said that the list is acceptable to the Israeli side. "Israel has received the list of hostages who are due to be released from Hamas captivity tomorrow," the PMO stated. "Detailed comments will be provided after the families have been updated." The three hostages who will be released tomorrow are Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger, and Gadi Mozes. Five Thai citizens who have been held captive since October 7, 2023 will also be released. Arbel Yehud, a civilian, was supposed to be released last week, but Hamas violated the ceasefire agreement by not releasing her. Agam Berger, an IDF lookout, was separated from her fellow lookouts who were freed on Saturday. Gadi Mozes, who is 80-years-old, will be the first male to be released during the current ceasefire. Related articles: Freed hostages thank Trump, call for efforts to free others Liri Albag's story of survival 'Egyptian ceasefire proposal is not acceptable' Abducted soldier's mother: 'My son is wounded and forgotten' On Monday, the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization released a video and a sign of life from Arbel Yehud. At the beginning of the video, she noted the date as Saturday. She addressed her family and said: "I am fine, I miss you endlessly and hope to return to you soon." Hamas is holding ten elderly hostages in Gaza in addition to Gadi Mozes. Two-year-old Kfir Bibas, five-year-old Ariel Bibas, and their parents Shiri and Yarden are also being held hostage in Gaza. Under the ceasefire agreement, living hostages are supposed to be released before the bodies of hostages who are dead.
