Indianapolis Jewish Community Marks Return of Israeli Hostages and Gaza Ceasefire
The Jewish community in Indianapolis gathered at the Jewish Community Center to mark the return of Israeli hostages and the Gaza ceasefire.
The event, attended by several hundred people, including community leaders and state lawmakers, featured music, prayer, poems, and speakers.
- Two Israeli citizens shared their experiences of the day of the attacks.
- Plants were used to represent those who died in the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Following a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, 20 living hostages were handed over by Hamas, and Israel released over 1,700 Palestinian prisoners, as reported by NPR.
The exchange of the remains of deceased captives is currently underway.
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Author's summary: Indianapolis Jewish community gathers to mark the return of Israeli hostages.
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