Earlier, we also wrote several times about the fact that Hamas also has hostages with Hungarian citizenship. Among them were two Hungarian girls, whose mother, Magan Zen, had previously spoken to the press.
Israel and Hamas recently agreed to an exchange of prisoners. But we recently wrote that the two girls were not included in the list of the first hostages to be released (prisoners are released in several rounds, divided by day). Since then, another Hungarian hostage was released the next day.
On Sunday, the third group of hostages was released. Initially, the specific list was not announced, but now Foreign Minister Péter Szijjarto has announced:
Among the released hostages were the two Israeli-Hungarian girls, Daphna and Ella.
“I can share with those concerned about the Hungarian hostages: thanks to the mediation of the Qatari government, today more hostages were released from Hamas captivity, including two children who hold Hungarian citizenship,” the Foreign Minister wrote.
As a result, the three Hungarian hostages who belong to the group scheduled to be released based on the Israeli-Hamas agreement (women and children) regained their freedom.
“I expressed my gratitude to the Qatari Minister of State for his assistance in releasing the Hungarian hostages as he promised,” Peter Szijjártó said.
Below is a list of those released
Although the Foreign Minister did not mention the names of the two Hungarian girls, in the meantime Jerusalem Post A list of those released was published (although only those with Israeli citizenship). Accordingly, it can be confirmed that Daphna and Ella have indeed been released.
The newspaper wrote that 17 hostages were freed, as previously mentioned, including three foreign citizens. The full list looks like this (broken down by family):
- Abigail Idan (3 years old);
- Members of the Broadoch family: Hagar (40), Ofri (10), Yuval (8), Uriah (4);
- She (8) is Dafna (15) Eliakim;
- Almog Goldstein family members: Chin (48), Agam (17), Gal (11), Tal (9);
- And Elma Abraham, 84 years old
- Aviva Siegel, 64, also managed to escape.
It is known that in addition to these, a Russian-Israeli citizen, whose release was personally requested by Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to the Russian news agency TASSSZ, was released, in addition to three other people who only hold foreign citizenship. One of those released was immediately transferred to the hospital.
Meanwhile, the photo list also started going viral on social media.
Today 14 more kidnapped Israeli citizens were released.
1. Abigail Edan, 4
2. Ella Eliakim, 8
3 – We buried Eliakim 15
4. Hagar Broditz, mother, 40 years old, and her children
5. Ofri Broditis, 10
6. Yuval Brodetz, 8
7. Uriah Brodetz, 4
8. Chen Goldstein, 48 pic.twitter.com/8qZY2YQtXa– Kibbutznik… (@kibbutznik) November 26, 2023
There is only one difference in this list compared to the above: the mentioned Russian-Israeli national is also named Ron Krovog.
The first photo of them was published; “I waited 51 days for this moment,” their mother wrote.
to update: while Several short video clips He also revealed how the hostages were freed.
Based on these recordings, a picture showing the two young girls began to spread on social media.
The first photo is of Daphna and Elia Eliakim, now in the arms of their mother Maayan. https://t.co/Vn09RkbUh2
– Fania Oz Salzberger 🇮🇱⚖️ Fania Oz Salzberger (@faniaoz) November 26, 2023
Later, the girls’ mother, Magan Zain, also made a post on social media.
I waited 51 days for this moment. Daphna and Ella have arrived home!
– written by.
Another picture shows the meeting of the three.
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