Release of kidnapped Israelis is delayed by 24 hours after hawkish Netanyahu vowed to 'obliterate' Hamas

 Release of kidnapped Israelis is delayed by 24 hours after hawkish Netanyahu vowed to 'obliterate' Hamas - as anguished families reveal it's 'like Russian roulette' to see if their loved ones will be freed 

No Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza will be released before Friday despite the two sides having agreed to a truce, Israel's national security adviser has revealed.

Officials say negotiations for the four-day ceasefire and release of kidnapped Israelis are 'advancing and continuing', but the 10 women and children who were expected to be freed tomorrow will now not be released until Friday.

It was not immediately clear if the deal between Israel and Hamas blew up or if the delayed release of hostages stems from a technical matter.

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Israeli fighter jet intercepts cruise missile launched towards the south of the country

Israel's military today intercepted a cruise missile that was launched towards the south of the country, it has said. 

After reports of 'an infiltration by a hostile aircraft' near the southern Red Sea resort of Eilat, an Israeli fighter jet 'successfully intercepted a cruise missile that was launched toward Israel', the IDF said in a statement.

'No infiltration into Israeli territory was identified,' it added.

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Iran's chilling 'threat' to Israel: Regime warns flames of war will spread across the Middle East if Israeli truce with Hamas terror group is not extended

• The statement was made by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian 
  
  
  

• Iran has warned flames of war will spread across the Middle East if the Israeli truce with Hamas is not extended. 

  The chilling statement was made by Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian - after Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire in Gaza on Wednesday for at least four days.  

  The decision was made to let in aid and free at least 50 hostages held by militants in the Palestinian enclave - in exchange for at least 150 Palestinians jailed in Israel.

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