This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Janet Jalil and in the early hours of Saturday the 25th of November, these are our main stories.

24 hostages released by Hamas in Gaza are now back in Israel

and are in the process of being reunited with their families.

The UN says 137 trucks delivered aid to Gaza on Friday by far the greatest daily number since the conflict began.

A fishing vessel has been

virtually stamped out a decade ago.

Also in this podcast,

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How what appeared to be a routine traffic stop turned into a marriage proposal and we hear how English football

referees are turning to aviation to communicate more effectively.

It's the moment that Israelis had been praying and longing for in the past seven weeks.

Hamas's release of the first group of hostages.

Welcome to I-24 News.

I'm Albert Lewiston of the I-24 News Desk in Tel Aviv.

You're looking at live coverage of the release of 13 hostages.

Israeli television showed images of the 24 hostages.

13 Israelis, 10 ties and one Filipino

being transported in a convoy of Red Cross vehicles through the Raffer crossing into Egypt.

They're now back in Israel as part of a deal in which fighting has been paused for four days.

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