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Moment IDF rescues shocked hostages via armored convoy, military chopper in new footage
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1:19Now PlayingThe IDF released new footage of the daring rescue operation, dubbed “Operation Golden Hand,” that freed two hostages in southern Gaza – who were shocked to see the troops burst into their captors’ apartment.
Video from the heart of Rafah shows members of the IDF and Yamam special police force huddled around the hostages – Argentinian/Israeli citizens Fernando Simon Marman, 60, and Louis Har, 70 – as they escort them out of the apartment complex they were being held in.
The men were allegedly extracted from the building using ropes after the officers blew into the building and took out the Hamas terrorists guarding them, according to the Israeli Haaretz newspaper.
The brothers-in-law could be seen having trouble walking, with Har running barefoot in the debris-filled streets as the Israeli officers hurried them along to an armored vehicle waiting for them.
The armored vehicle was part of a large convoy accompanied by tanks that were operated by Israel’s Shayetet 13 commando unit, the IDF said.
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