Agam Berger, an IDF soldier kidnapped by Hamas, was released after 482 days in captivity as part of a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. Berger was reunited with her family in Israel, along with other hostages. The release process was marked by concerns over safety and cruelty by Hamas. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu demanded guaranteed safety for hostages in future releases.
Key Points
Agam Berger released after 482 days in Hamas captivity
Reunited with her family in Israel
Ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas facilitated the release
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed concern over the safety of hostages
Pros
Agam Berger and other hostages were released after a long period of captivity
Hostages' families were reunited with their loved ones
Ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas led to the release of hostages
Cons
Concerns over the safety and treatment of hostages during the release process
Demand for guaranteed safety for hostages in future releases