Most Israeli hostages freed Friday appear in good physical health, says hospitals
Schneider Children’s hospital and Wolfson Hospital in Holon provide updates on the condition of the hostages released on Friday.
(THE TIMES OF ISRAEL) Most of the Israeli hostages released by Hamas on Friday (Saturday 1am AEDT) appeared to be in good physical health upon return to Israel, the hospital receiving them says.
A statement from Schneider Children’s hospital, where four mothers and four child hostages were released, says that doctors had conducted a preliminary physical examination and said they were all “in good condition”.
“They are with their families in a separate area prepared for them, enveloped by medical, social and psychological teams.”
A total of 13 Israeli hostages were freed Friday and transferred to three separate hospitals across Israel.
Danielle Aloni, her daughter Emilia Aloni, Doron Asher, and her daughters Raz Asher and Aviv Asher, and Keren Munder, her mother Ruti Munder and her son Ohad Munder were being treated Schneider Children’s Medical Center in Petah Tikva. Five other Israeli hostages, all elderly women, are being cared for at Wolfson Hospital in Holon.
An update offered by Wolfson said “the five [released hostages] who arrived yesterday are stable. Each is being treated according to their condition based on an examination yesterday.”
The hospital adds that the five “are being embraced by their families.”
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