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Global National: Nov. 24, 2023 | Hamas frees 24 hostages from Gaza on first day of truce

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In tonight’s top story: Cars emblazoned with the internationally-recognized Red Cross logo carried 24 men, women and children out of Gaza on Friday after they were held in captivity for nearly seven weeks. The escort marks the first wave in what is expected to be a series of hostage releases over the next four days. The release comes as a term of the four-day humanitarian pause between Israel and Gaza, during which Hamas militants, in total, will release 200 hostages taken from Israel on Oct. 7 in exchange for what they say is 150 Palestinians prisoners being held in Israel. Thirty-nine Palestinians were released on Friday. Mike Armstrong has the latest.

In addition to the freedom of dozens of hostages, the temporary pause has allowed more desperately-needed aid to enter Gaza. Between 137 and 200 trucks filled with supplies entered the region in the morning, helping Palestinians in need as they reel from weeks of violence. The situation is so bad that aid groups are saying they won’t be able to fully meet the needs of the displaced, wounded and hungry in just a few days. Crystal Goomansingh reports.

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And, some members of a British Columbian Indigenous community are voicing their opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion’s new route through a sacred site. Those against the move say they won’t back down. As Neetu Garcha reports, the controversy has sparked out to other communities with already signed agreements.

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