After more than 700 days in captivity, Hamas has confirmed that 20 Israeli hostages remain alive and will be released under the Gaza peace deal. The group includes soldiers, security personnel, festival staff, and two pairs of brothers, with ages ranging from 20-year-old Nimrod Cohen to 48-year-old Omri Miran. Several were abducted during the Nova Music Festival, military operations, or Hamas raids on their homes. Their release marks a long-awaited moment for families and a significant milestone in implementing the hostage-prisoner exchange agreement. br br #Hamas #Israel #HostageRelease #GazaPeaceDeal #IsraelHostages #NovaMusicFestival #MilitaryCaptives #MiddleEast #Ceasefire #BreakingNews #HostageCrisis #PrisonerExchange #PeaceProcess #FamiliesAwait #GazaConflict #Survivors #HostageUpdate #InternationalMediation #GazaTruce #FreedomForHostages #SoldiersReleased #PoliticalDrama #HostageSurvivors #PeaceAgreement #HostageReturn #GlobalDiplomacy #IsraelNews #ConflictResolution #GazaRelease #TruceImplementationbr br Also Readbr br Hamas Likely To Skip Gaza Peace Deal Signing in Egypt, Citing Disagreements Over Trump Plan: Reports :: br What Is Turkey's Role In The Gaza Peace Plan? :: br US Sending About 200 Troops To Israel To Help Support, Monitor Ceasefire Deal Un Gaza :: br br br ~HT.96~ED.