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Netanyahu Welcomes 2 Hostages Home, Rescued in Daring Raid in Rafah

Updated: February 12, 2024 at 11:15 am EST  See Comments

JERUSALEM, Israel – Israel security forces rescued two Hamas-held hostages, Fernando Marman (61) and Louis Har (70), both dual citizens of Israel and Argentina, in a daring nighttime raid Monday in Rafah near the Egyptian border.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the work of the Shin Bet and the Israel Defense forces, and in the face of world criticism, said only “military pressure” would free the rest of the captives.

The raid raised hopes in Israel that even more hostages could be freed.

In a statement, the prime minister said, “Fernando and Louis – welcome home. I salute our brave soldiers for their bold action which brought about their release. Only continued military pressure, until a complete victory, will bring about the release of all of our hostages.”

Israel Defense Forces Spokesman Daniel Hagari described the early morning operation.

“This is a complex rescue operation under fire in the heart of Rafah, based on very sensitive and high-quality intelligence of the Intelligence Division and the General Security Service,” Hagari explained. “This is an operation that we have been preparing for for some time; the necessary preparations (had) been made and we were waiting for the conditions that will allow it to be put into operation.”

Within hours,

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