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The Red Cross transferred 12 released hostages at the Rafa crossing into Egypt on Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said.
This is the first transfer since the Israel-Hamas truce was extended.
The hostages will meet with the Israeli military at Kerem Shalom.
The families of those released are currently being notified by the military, the IDF said.
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"Their families were informed by the appointed officials that they were back in Israel," it said in a statement.
They named the 10 Israelis as:
Red Cross has transferred the 12 hostages to Egypt, IDF says
From CNN's Michael CallahanThe Red Cross transferred 12 released hostages at the Rafa crossing into Egypt on Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said.
This is the first transfer since the Israel-Hamas truce was extended.
The hostages will meet with the Israeli military at Kerem Shalom.
The families of those released are currently being notified by the military, the IDF said.

November 28, 2023 Israel-Hamas war
Twelve hostages, comprising 10 Israelis and two Thai citizens, were released by Hamas on Tuesday, according to officials. Thirty Palestinians were also freed from Israeli prisons, officials said.
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Israeli PM's office says 12 freed hostages now back in Israel
The Israeli prime minister's office has released a statement saying the 12 hostages - 10 Israeli citizens and two Thais - are now back in Israeli territory."Their families were informed by the appointed officials that they were back in Israel," it said in a statement.
They named the 10 Israelis as:
- Tamar Metzger (age 78)
- Ditza Hayman (84)
- Norlin Babdila (60)
- Ada Sagi (75)
- Ophelia Edith Roitman (77)
- Rimon Kirsht (36)
- Merav Tal (53)
- The Leimberg family - Gabriela Leimberg (59), Mia Leimberg (17)
- Clara Marman (63)