Jerusalem has affirmed to Western media sources that approximately 100 civilians remain hostage in the Hamas terror groups captivity after the October 7 attacks on Israel. However, The Israel Defense Forces confirmed they were able to free two hostages during a special forces night raid.
The announcement came Monday that two men, Fernando Simon Marman (60) and Louis Har (70) are both in good medical condition after being rescued during a joint operation between the IDF, ISA and Israel Police.
The men were being held in the southern Gaza City of Rafah before they were rescued.
Foreign Desk News reports:
The two former captives were transported for medical evaluations to Sheba Hospital where they were confirmed by doctors to be in “good condition.”
IDF Spokesperson, Lt. Col. Richard Hecht, described the rescue mission as being based on “precise intelligence,” and that the location of their imprisonment had been monitored for “some time.”
During the initial abduction, two of Marman’s sisters and his 17-year-old niece were also kidnapped by the rampaging invaders. The three women were eventually set free on November 28 as a condition of a ceasefire agreement brokered by Qatar and the United States.
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