All of the hostages released by Hamas have undergone initial medical assessments and there is "no risk" posed to their lives, an IDF spokesperson has confirmed.
Speaking at a news conference, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said the 24 individuals, including 13 Israelis, will undergo further examinations before being reunited with their families.
He added that each of the former hostages has a relative who has "been murdered" or is still being held captive in Gaza.
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