Hostages released by Hamas cross into Israel as cease-fire deadline approaches

Israel confirms the release of the fifth group of hostages by Hamas as part of the temporary cease-fire agreement. The International Red Cross has taken custody of 12 hostages, 10 of whom are Israeli citizens, while the nationality of the other two is unknown. Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend the cease-fire for two more days. Meanwhile, the United States plans to accelerate its humanitarian assistance to Gaza, including food, fuel, and medical supplies. Israeli diplomats are urging the United Nations to condemn Hamas' sexual crimes against Israeli women and girls. Israeli journalists criticize Elon Musk's visit to Israel amid accusations of antisemitism.