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The Israel Defense Force (IDF) dropped fresh footage of its recent&nbsp;military operation which led to the rescue of four hostages from Gaza.&nbsp;

The Israeli military on Saturday (June 8) said that they rescued four hostages - identified as &nbsp;Noa Argamani, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv from Gaza - in a “complex daytime operation”.

According to IDF, Hamas terrorists had kidnapped these&nbsp;four hostages&nbsp;from the Nova music festival on October 7.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-war-cabinet-minister-benny-gantz-quits-government-730338">Benny Gantz quits from Israeli war cabinet, accuses PM Netanyahu of preventing 'true victory'</a>

The daytime operation was described by the IDF as "Seeds of Summer", which they said was a "high-risk, complex mission" that was "surgical" in its precision, as reported by&nbsp;Fox News.

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Israel Defense Force's Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said that they had planned the rescue mission for weeks using "precise intelligence".&nbsp;

The operation was carried out in the heart of Nuseirat in central Gaza at around 11 am local time, stated the report.&nbsp;

<h2>The rescue footage</h2>

In the headcam footage released, members of the Navy’s elite Shayetet 13 commando unit were seen reaching the site in armoured vehicles and taking back the hostages in the chopper.

“The takeoff of the helicopter from the Gaza Strip with three of the rescued hostages," read the text in the clip. Meanwhile, the IDF wrote in the caption, “Bringing them home: The moment we rescued 3 of the 4 hostages from the heart of Gaza.”

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The tanks had accompanied the commandos who were seen firing at Hamas terrorists.&nbsp;

The soldiers secured the site and called down a chopper which was coming in from the sea. Israeli soldiers were seen escorting Kozlov and Jan towards the helicopter in the video.

The chopper took off after the hostages were rescued and exited the Gaza Strip where the hostages were sent to the Sheba Medical Center, near Tel Aviv, ending their eight-month-long ordeal.&nbsp;

Watch:&nbsp;Israel war: Israel continues to pound central Gaza

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In the mission, IDF commander Arnon Zamora - who played an important role and was hailed as a hero - was killed.

“Behind every rescue mission, are Israeli men and women who risk their lives. We are devastated to share that Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora, commander and tactical operator in the Yamam (National Police Counter-Terrorism Unit), who was critically wounded in the operation to rescue hostages this morning, has succumbed to his wounds,” stated Israeli’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a statement on X.

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The Israel Defense Force (IDF) dropped fresh footage of its recent military operation which led to the rescue of four hostages from Gaza. The Israeli military on Saturday (June 8) said that they rescued four hostages - identified as Noa Argamani, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv from Gaza - in a “complex daytime operation”.

The Israel Defense Force (IDF) dropped fresh footage of its recent military operation which led to the rescue of four hostages from Gaza. The Israeli military on Saturday (June 8) said that they rescued four hostages - identified as Noa Argamani, Almog Meir Jan, Andrey Kozlov, and Shlomi Ziv from Gaza - in a “complex daytime operation”. According to IDF, Hamas terrorists had kidnapped these four hostages from the Nova music festival on October 7. Also Read: Benny Gantz quits from Israeli war cabinet, accuses PM Netanyahu of preventing 'true victory' The daytime operation was described by the IDF as "Seeds of Summer", which they said was a "high-risk, complex mission" that was "surgical" in its precision, as reported by Fox News. Bringing them home: The moment we rescued 3 of the 4 hostages from the heart of Gaza. pic.twitter.com/NkQvXJ9ChT — Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) June 8, 2024 × Israel Defense Force's Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said that they had planned the rescue mission for weeks using "precise intelligence". The operation was carried out in the heart of Nuseirat in central Gaza at around 11 am local time, stated the report. The rescue footage In the headcam footage released, members of the Navy’s elite Shayetet 13 commando unit were seen reaching the site in armoured vehicles and taking back the hostages in the chopper. “The takeoff of the helicopter from the Gaza Strip with three of the rescued hostages," read the text in the clip. Meanwhile, the IDF wrote in the caption, “Bringing them home: The moment we rescued 3 of the 4 hostages from the heart of Gaza.” More hostage rescue footage: THE MOMENT HOSTAGES WERE TRANSFERRED FROM ISRAEL POLICE ‘YAMAM’ AND ISA FORCES TO IDF* During the "Arnon" Operation to rescue the hostages by the Israel Police ‘Yamam’ (National Counter-Terrorism Unit) and the ISA yesterday (Saturday), IDF soldiers… pic.twitter.com/7L4TY3xDh5 — Brian BJ (@iamBrianBJ) June 9, 2024 × The tanks had accompanied the commandos who were seen firing at Hamas terrorists. The soldiers secured the site and called down a chopper which was coming in from the sea. Israeli soldiers were seen escorting Kozlov and Jan towards the helicopter in the video. The chopper took off after the hostages were rescued and exited the Gaza Strip where the hostages were sent to the Sheba Medical Center, near Tel Aviv, ending their eight-month-long ordeal. Watch: Israel war: Israel continues to pound central Gaza In the mission, IDF commander Arnon Zamora - who played an important role and was hailed as a hero - was killed. “Behind every rescue mission, are Israeli men and women who risk their lives. We are devastated to share that Chief Inspector Arnon Zamora, commander and tactical operator in the Yamam (National Police Counter-Terrorism Unit), who was critically wounded in the operation to rescue hostages this morning, has succumbed to his wounds,” stated Israeli’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a statement on X. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel drops dramatic footage showing rescue of hostages in 'complex daytime operation'

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The&nbsp;Israel Defense Forces has accused a journalist, associated with Al Jazeera news organisation, of holding three of the four hostages who were freed in a raid on Saturday (June 8).

Al Jazeera's writer Abdallah Aljamal was killed by the IDF during its dramatic rescue mission in Nuseirat in the Gaza Strip. &nbsp;

Abdallah Aljamal, who was also a spokesman for the Hamas-run labour ministry, was killed by the special forces soldiers who entered his home in central Gaza to rescue hostages Almog Meir Jan, 21, Andri Kozlov, 27, and Shlomi Ziv, 41, said the Israeli military.&nbsp;

Taking to X, the IDF wrote, "'Journalist' Abdallah Aljamal was a Hamas terrorist holding Almog, Andrey and Shlomi hostage in his family’s home in Nuseirat.&nbsp;No press vest can make him innocent of the crimes he has committed. @AlJazeera what’s this terrorist doing on your website?"&nbsp;

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The IDF further alleged on Sunday (June 9) that the hostages were held by Aljamal inside his family home.

“This is further proof that the Hamas terrorist organization uses the civilian population as a human shield,” said the IDF in a statement.

<h2>Aljamal's Al Jazeera connection</h2>

Aljamal has been listed by Al Jazeera as an author on its website, and he reportedly wrote at least one article for the media organisation.&nbsp;

However, Jerusalem bureau chief of the now-closed Al Jazeera office Omar al-Walid said that Aljamal was not working for Al Jazeera, reported the Times of Israel.

"This man is not from Al Jazeera, and he did not work for Al Jazeera at all, and he is not listed as working for Al Jazeera neither now nor in the past," said al-Walid.

“We do not know him, and all the rumours that have been spread are empty of content and not true at all,” he added.&nbsp;

Watch:&nbsp;Israel: Benny Gantz quits war cabinet; accuses Netanyahu of preventing 'true victory'

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The Arabic-language news network further stated that they would sue those who are spreading false rumours regarding connections between al-Walid and Al-Jazeera, reported Times of Israel.

Imran Khan, who is a senior correspondent on&nbsp;Al Jazeera's English channel, stated on Instagram that Aljamal worked as a freelancer in the past.

"The individual in question who was killed in the raid along with his family was, at one point, a freelance journalist. He has never worked for&nbsp;Al Jazeera&nbsp;Arabic or English," Khan wrote.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

The Israel Defense Forces has accused a journalist, associated with Al Jazeera news organisation, of holding three of the four hostages who were freed in a raid on Saturday (June 8).

The Israel Defense Forces has accused a journalist, associated with Al Jazeera news organisation, of holding three of the four hostages who were freed in a raid on Saturday (June 8). Al Jazeera's writer Abdallah Aljamal was killed by the IDF during its dramatic rescue mission in Nuseirat in the Gaza Strip. Abdallah Aljamal, who was also a spokesman for the Hamas-run labour ministry, was killed by the special forces soldiers who entered his home in central Gaza to rescue hostages Almog Meir Jan, 21, Andri Kozlov, 27, and Shlomi Ziv, 41, said the Israeli military. Taking to X, the IDF wrote, "'Journalist' Abdallah Aljamal was a Hamas terrorist holding Almog, Andrey and Shlomi hostage in his family’s home in Nuseirat. No press vest can make him innocent of the crimes he has committed. @AlJazeera what’s this terrorist doing on your website?" Also Read: Israel drops dramatic footage showing rescue of 3 of four hostages in 'complex daytime operation' The IDF further alleged on Sunday (June 9) that the hostages were held by Aljamal inside his family home. “This is further proof that the Hamas terrorist organization uses the civilian population as a human shield,” said the IDF in a statement. Aljamal's Al Jazeera connection Aljamal has been listed by Al Jazeera as an author on its website, and he reportedly wrote at least one article for the media organisation. However, Jerusalem bureau chief of the now-closed Al Jazeera office Omar al-Walid said that Aljamal was not working for Al Jazeera, reported the Times of Israel. "This man is not from Al Jazeera, and he did not work for Al Jazeera at all, and he is not listed as working for Al Jazeera neither now nor in the past," said al-Walid. “We do not know him, and all the rumours that have been spread are empty of content and not true at all,” he added. Watch: Israel: Benny Gantz quits war cabinet; accuses Netanyahu of preventing 'true victory' The Arabic-language news network further stated that they would sue those who are spreading false rumours regarding connections between al-Walid and Al-Jazeera, reported Times of Israel. Imran Khan, who is a senior correspondent on Al Jazeera's English channel, stated on Instagram that Aljamal worked as a freelancer in the past. "The individual in question who was killed in the raid along with his family was, at one point, a freelance journalist. He has never worked for Al Jazeera Arabic or English," Khan wrote. (With inputs from agencies)

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Former US president and White House hopeful Donald Trump will on Monday (June 10) have a virtual interview with an official from the New York City Probation Department.

The interview follows a verdict that found him guilty of covering up a hush money payment and is part of preparing the sentencing recommendation that would be forwarded to the judge.

<h2>Virtual interview</h2>

As per a CBS News report, Trump, who happens to be the first former president to be criminally convicted, will appear from Mar-a-Lago. His lawyer Todd Blanche, as per the report citing a source with the knowledge of the matter, will appear alongside him.

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NBC News, citing a former commissioner for the New York City Department of Correction and Probation, reports that it was not normal for a probation interview to happen virtually.

"It is highly unusual for a pre-sentence investigation interview to be done over Zoom," said Martin Horn, adding that Trump visiting the courthouse in downtown Manhattan would be "very disruptive" to other court business. Given the presence of the Secret Service and media, he said it could be unfair to other defendants who might not want to be identified.

"So in the end, this might be better for the probation officer," he added.

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The presence of Trump's lawyer Blanche is also a move away from the normal. As per the Associated Press, convicts in the New York Court system do not usually have their lawyers present for probation interviews.

<h2>What is a pre-sentencing report?</h2>

Pre-sentencing reports include information on an offender's personal life, criminal history, financial means, health condition&nbsp;and general living situation. This is the information that gives guidelines to the judge regarding what punishment may be awarded to the criminal. The interview, as per BBC, often allows the convict to seek leniency in terms of the sentence.

Trump, who was found guilty on May 30, will be sentenced on July 11. He will face a maximum sentence of four years, although convictions typically result in shorter sentences.

(With inputs from agencies)

Former US president and White House hopeful Donald Trump will on Monday (June 10) have a virtual interview with an official from the New York City Probation Department.

Former US president and White House hopeful Donald Trump will on Monday (June 10) have a virtual interview with an official from the New York City Probation Department. The interview follows a verdict that found him guilty of covering up a hush money payment and is part of preparing the sentencing recommendation that would be forwarded to the judge. Virtual interview As per a CBS News report, Trump, who happens to be the first former president to be criminally convicted, will appear from Mar-a-Lago. His lawyer Todd Blanche, as per the report citing a source with the knowledge of the matter, will appear alongside him. Also read | Trump promises no taxation of tips, complains about teleprompters in Las Vegas rally NBC News, citing a former commissioner for the New York City Department of Correction and Probation, reports that it was not normal for a probation interview to happen virtually. "It is highly unusual for a pre-sentence investigation interview to be done over Zoom," said Martin Horn, adding that Trump visiting the courthouse in downtown Manhattan would be "very disruptive" to other court business. Given the presence of the Secret Service and media, he said it could be unfair to other defendants who might not want to be identified. "So in the end, this might be better for the probation officer," he added. Also read | US Secretary of State Blinken returns to W. Asia on peace mission amid Israeli resignations The presence of Trump's lawyer Blanche is also a move away from the normal. As per the Associated Press, convicts in the New York Court system do not usually have their lawyers present for probation interviews. What is a pre-sentencing report? Pre-sentencing reports include information on an offender's personal life, criminal history, financial means, health condition and general living situation. This is the information that gives guidelines to the judge regarding what punishment may be awarded to the criminal. The interview, as per BBC, often allows the convict to seek leniency in terms of the sentence. Trump, who was found guilty on May 30, will be sentenced on July 11. He will face a maximum sentence of four years, although convictions typically result in shorter sentences. (With inputs from agencies)

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