Poor nutrition, solitary confinement — details of how the hostages seized when Hamas attacked southern Israel have been treated in captivity are starting to emerge from under a veil of secrecy.
Palestinian militant groups have released more than 50 Israeli women and children since a Qatar- and Egypt-mediated deal took effect on Friday, along with several other foreign nationals — among them at least 17 Thais.
More than 160 other hostages taken in the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7 are still held in the Gaza Strip.
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