Israeli woman 'is afraid of light' after being held hostage by Hamas

Jamie Wiseman and Nick Pisa report: Hostages released by Hamas terrorists will face a 'long road to recovery', medical experts have said. Around 240 men, women and children were snatched by Hamas thugs when they invaded southern Israel on October 7 targeting a rave party and kibbutz’s on the border with Gaza. Hospitals across Israel are on standby to receive hostages when they are released and over a third were suffering from a "chronic medical needs" before they were taken. Fifty hostages are expected to be released over the next few days during a 96 hour 'pause' in hostilities after a deal was agreed between Hamas and Israel in Qatar. A focus of support for the hostages and their families has been a square in front of Tel Aviv museum of art in the centre of the city which has been dubbed Hostage Square.

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