Local Israeli and Palestinians express relief as ceasefire holds and hostages released

Local Israeli and Palestinians express relief as ceasefire holds and hostages released

As Hamas hostages and Palestinian prisoners were released on Sunday, those in the Toronto’s Jewish and Palestinian communities are reacting to the release that comes following the ceasefire. Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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