Hot Front next live from Israel. Two women released tonight after being held hostage by Hamas for more than two weeks.

What does it mean for the other hostages and for Israel's potential ground assault?

I'll talk to two people who have reported extensively on Hamas's tactics along with the niece of one of the hostages just three eight hours ago.

Plus our dispatches from Gaza tonight will hear from a doctor rushing for cover as he was

taping a message for out front, the sound of strikes nearby deafening.

And we'll speak to a woman, a woman who miraculously escaped the music festival, only to be

taken hostage by Hamas and have a gun put to her head. You'll hear her

incredible story of survival. Let's go out front. And good evening. Welcome to a special edition

of Outfront. I'm Aaron Burnett, live from Tel Aviv tonight. We begin with the breaking news.

Hostages freed. Two Israeli hostages are now making their way to a medical

center in Israel in Tel Aviv after being held by Hamas for over two weeks. They are 79-year-old

Nareid Cooper and 85-year-old Yoki Lifshitz. Both were taken from their homes in the southern

Israeli cabots of Niroz, which is, of course, just near the Gaza border. Now, both of their husbands

were kidnapped with them. They were not released with their wives tonight. We do have some video

of Lifshitz making her way to an ambulance. Her daughter releasing a statement that reads in part,

well, I cannot put into words the relief that she is now safe. I will remain focused on securing the release of my father.

We also have a new video of Cooper in a stretcher being treated by medics.

Her husband, as I said, is still being held by Hamas.

And that is the reality.

While these two women are free, and that is something that is important and so wonderful for their families.

There are still 218 civilians being held against their will, hostages in Gaza.

This is according to the idea of 10 Americans are still unaccounted for.

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