Ramat Gan: The hospital where the first three Israeli hostages released by Hamas from the Gaza Strip a week ago were admitted announced that they had all left today, Sunday. Sheba Hospital said in a statement that “the three hostages who were airlifted to Sheba for treatment left today.”

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Hamas released Emily Damari (28 years old), Doron Steinberger (31 years old), and Romi Gonen (24 years old) in the first exchange with Israel within the framework of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement between the two parties. In return, Israel released 90 Palestinian prisoners.

The former hostages were flown by helicopter to a hospital in Ramat Gan, east of Tel Aviv, after being handed over to the Red Cross and taken across the border to an Israeli military base where they were reunited with their families. The hospital said it would ‘continue to treat them if needed in the future,’ without giving any details about their condition or the treatment provided.