US envoy Steve Witkoff has praised UK adviser Jonathan Powell for his key role in brokering the Gaza ceasefire, despite criticism from other officials. The ceasefire has resulted in the release of hostages and increased aid to Gaza.

A moment of gratitude is observed for the fallen and wounded soldiers amid hope for the end of the war. The nation reflects on the sacrifices made as hostages return home.

A letter welcomes President Trump to Jerusalem, praising his support for Israel and urging him to remain firm on security principles regarding Gaza. The author highlights Trump's key actions and stresses the importance of learning from past peace efforts.

Families and supporters have gathered near the Gaza border and in Tel Aviv, awaiting the release of hostages held for two years. The exchange involves the release of living and deceased hostages in return for Palestinian prisoners. Negotiations and last-minute changes to the deal continue as the nation watches.

Hostages Square in Tel Aviv serves as a focal point for rallies and support for families of Israeli captives. The plaza has become a symbol of solidarity and hope as people gather to await news of hostage releases.

Families and friends across Israel gathered to celebrate the release of hostages from Gaza. Emotional scenes unfolded as loved ones watched live feeds and cheered for the return of those held captive. The reunions brought relief and joy to communities awaiting news.

The Knesset is decorated with Israeli and American flags as President Donald Trump prepares to address Israel's parliament. Security is tight, and worshippers mark the end of Sukkot inside the building.

Seven hostages have reportedly been handed to the Red Cross in Gaza. Their release was met with cheers, though there is no official military comment yet.

A massive sign thanking President Trump has been displayed on Tel Aviv beach ahead of his visit to Israel. The sign is visible to planes landing at Ben Gurion Airport as Trump arrives to celebrate a new agreement between Israel and Hamas.

A Red Cross convoy is heading to northern Gaza to collect hostages from Hamas. Six named hostages will be released first, with more to follow from other areas. The freed individuals will undergo health checks and reunite with their families.

The Red Cross says its vehicles in Gaza are not collecting Israeli hostages, but are involved in the release of Palestinian prisoners. The organization has not notified Israeli authorities about any hostage handover operations.

Worshippers in Tel Aviv held a Hoshana Rabba service at Hostages Square, performing traditional prayers while awaiting news on the release of captives.