Nir Shani News Today

Hostages freed. Hamas releases two elderly israeli women days after an American Mother and daughter were let go. The u. S. Now pushing israel to delay the ground offensive to allow more time to try to secure the release of more hostages. And then there were eight. House republicans will meet behind closed doors again today to try to pick a speaker nominee as one candidate drops out of the crowded race. We got the try that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. Midair scare. A pilot u...

♪ ♪ this morning a hostage deal and a temporary truce. dozens of women and children kidnapped and held captive by hamas are set to be released. this is a major moment in this war. well speak to one father whose son is among the hostages and waiting to hear if his child will be coming home. and this morning a warning to law enforcement here in the united states across new york. an intel agency says that israel-hamas war is boosting terrorist threats as anti-semitic acts continue...

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A California family is waiting on tenterhooks for the release of their nephew held hostage in the Gaza Strip by Hamas. The family of Amit Shani say the teen was kidnapped in the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attack on Israel and that he witnessed his village destroyed and classmates killed.

‘It’s not that Netanyahu led country into deal. Netanyahu was led into this deal’

Two relatives whose loved ones are believed to have been kidnapped by Hamas said they cannot move forward until all the hostages are freed -- and one said he's open to a ceasefire if it means bringing them home.

Families of hostages who survived the October 7 attack by Hamas are sharing their stories. The Israeli-American council hosted an event for the Jewish community on Thursday, with a message to lawmakers.

Nir Shani and his family are traveling around the U.S. to raise awareness of what's happening in the Middle East.