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BREAKING:Hostages Expected in 12H; Trump Landing in Israel; Hamas Defeated | Boots on the Ground

BOOTS ON THE GROUND Analysis These are fateful days: Israel prepares for the hostages’ return even as pressure mounts ahead of President Donald Trump’s ultra-short visit and Hamas mobilizes across Gaza. Yair Pinto and Mati Shoshani break down what happens next, hour by hour. What We Cover Today Hostages Timeline: A senior Hamas official says Monday. Israel is also ready if some are released earlier. It remains unclear which fallen will be returned and when. How the Release Will Look: A special IDF and medical team will receive the hostages and fly them directly to hospitals. No ceremonies are planned. Families received status calls over the weekend. IDF Posture: Forces have redeployed to the yellow line, maintaining strong defensive readiness and the right to strike if threatened. Hamas Moves: Hamas has declared mass mobilization, deploying thousands from tunnels and insisting that disarmament is “not on the table.” There are reports of clan clashes in Beit Lahia and Sabra, alongside internal violence. Prisoner File: Hamas is demanding the release of 250 prisoners serving life sentences, including names not on Israel’s approved list. Israel maintains that the list will not change and that no “big names” will be added. Trump Visit (Plan): Roughly three hours and forty minutes on the ground — landing, a limited reception, an address to the Knesset, and departure to Cairo for a regional summit. Envoy Steve Witkoff, Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner spoke earlier at Hostages’ Square. Regional File: Fresh reports indicate quiet IDF–Arab security coordination involving training, intelligence sharing, and counter-tunnel lessons. Northern Front: The Israeli Air Force struck a Hezbollah machinery site used to rebuild terror tunnels and infrastructure. ⸻ Key Context BBC Reporting: Over 500,000 Gazans have returned north. Hamas says around 7,000 security personnel have been redeployed and five new governors — all with military backgrounds — have been appointed. International Task Force: A coalition including the U.S., Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and Israel is slated to assist with implementation and locating remains. Approximately 200 U.S. troops are already in the country to support coordination efforts. ⸻ Bottom Line This is a moment of national unity with the return of the hostages — yet a deep strategic dilemma remains for Israel as Phase B looms: the day after, disarmament, and future governance. Stay up-to-date with the latest developments here on TBN Israel. Join Us in Supporting Magen David Adom: The volunteers of Magen David Adom are true heroes, bravely standing on the front lines to save lives daily. Your generous donation can provide essential supplies and facilities such as Ambulances, medical supplies, and training for these courageous responders. We can ensure they have the resources needed to continue their life-saving mission. Show your support today for Magen David Adom by visiting https://www.SaveLifeIsrael.com Please join us in praying for the peace of Israel and Jerusalem. TBN Israel is creating cutting-edge content that tells the continuing, multi-faceted narrative of Israel. And it all happens through partners like you. Your financial support enables TBN Israel to produce engaging, one-of-a-kind programming that educates viewers around the world about this land and people so loved by God. Donate today: https://www.tbn.org/standwithisrael This video was brought to you by TBN Networks®. Get weekly summaries of the top news from Israel and the Middle East delivered to your inbox: https://tbnisrael.com/newsletter-signup WATCH full episodes of Insights: Israel & The Middle East for free on TBN+: https://www.tbnplus.com/c/s/8Bg6gKhf SUBSCRIBE:    / @tbnisrael   FOLLOW US: TBN Israel Instagram:   / ​   TBN Israel Facebook:   / tbnisrael   #israel #hamas #gaza #iran #israelwar #israelnews #tbnisrael