Thai Nationals Released in Israel-Hamas Deal, Raising Hopes for Others
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Ten Thai nationals were among the first hostages to be released in the Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal, raising hopes for the remaining hostages, including two dozen from Thailand. Thailand has been one of Israel's largest sources of migrant labor, with a high death toll of 39 citizens in the conflict. The Thai government welcomed the release and hopes for the momentum to continue. Families anxiously await news of their loved ones, while others have already confirmed the death of their family members in the Hamas attack.
- Thai nationals were among the first to be released in Israel-Hamas deal, raising hopes the rest will be freed NBC News
- Report: Hamas set to release 23 Thai hostages in side deal brokered by Iran The Times of Israel
- Thai prime minister says he received confirmation of release of 12 Thai nationals held in Gaza CNN
- Around 12 Thai hostages released in separate Qatar-Egypt mediated deal with Hamas -source Reuters
- Families of Thai nationals held by Hamas plead for help MSNBC
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