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A "Russian Roulette": Israeli Hostage Recalls 52 Days In Hamas Captivity
Israeli Sharon Alony-Cunio survived 52 days as a hostage in Gaza with her two little girls before she was released in an Israel-Hamas swap deal. But she fears for the life of her husband who is still captive in the bombarded Palestinian enclave.
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Hamas Releases Two Russian Women Hostages After "President's Efforts"
Hamas said Wednesday it had released two women hostages with Russian citizenship in the Gaza Strip, as a truce held between Israel and the Islamist movement in the Palestinian territory.
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Hamas Says It Has Released Gaza Hostage With Russian Citizenship
Hamas said on Sunday it had released a hostage from Gaza who held Russian citizenship over to the International Red Cross, adding that it had taken the action in appreciation of Moscow's position.
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Hamas Official Says All Its Hostages Seen As Israelis: Report
Hamas officials visiting Moscow were quoted by Russian media on Friday as saying the militant group viewed all its hostages as Israelis, whatever additional passports they held, and could not release any of them until Israel agreed to a ceasefire.
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Russia's "We Maintain Contact With Hamas" Remark As Israel Plans Hostage Rescue
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov may meet Hamas officials in Qatar next week and discuss a possible release of hostages seized by the group in its attack on Israel a week ago.
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A "Russian Roulette": Israeli Hostage Recalls 52 Days In Hamas Captivity
Israeli Sharon Alony-Cunio survived 52 days as a hostage in Gaza with her two little girls before she was released in an Israel-Hamas swap deal. But she fears for the life of her husband who is still captive in the bombarded Palestinian enclave.
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Hamas Releases Two Russian Women Hostages After "President's Efforts"
Hamas said Wednesday it had released two women hostages with Russian citizenship in the Gaza Strip, as a truce held between Israel and the Islamist movement in the Palestinian territory.
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Hamas Says It Has Released Gaza Hostage With Russian Citizenship
Hamas said on Sunday it had released a hostage from Gaza who held Russian citizenship over to the International Red Cross, adding that it had taken the action in appreciation of Moscow's position.
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Hamas Official Says All Its Hostages Seen As Israelis: Report
Hamas officials visiting Moscow were quoted by Russian media on Friday as saying the militant group viewed all its hostages as Israelis, whatever additional passports they held, and could not release any of them until Israel agreed to a ceasefire.
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Russia's "We Maintain Contact With Hamas" Remark As Israel Plans Hostage Rescue
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail Bogdanov may meet Hamas officials in Qatar next week and discuss a possible release of hostages seized by the group in its attack on Israel a week ago.
