Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh issued a statement today, addressing for the first time the plan for the release of hostages published yesterday: "Hamas has received the proposal, is studying it, and will submit its response," he wrote.

Residents of Gaza were documented today as they demonstrated for the release of captives. During the protest, they raised flags and called for the release of the hostages so they could return home. Watch:

Hamas senior officials conveyed to mediators that they are open to discussing an agreement for the release of some captives in exchange for a substantial ceasefire. This is the first time that Hamas has explored such a possibility.

TBN Israel's reporter Yair Pinto delivers raw accounts from the heart of the Israel-Gaza conflict, unveiling critical developments. Watch:

Fox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst provides a personal glimpse into the tunnels beneath Khan Yunis, Gaza, where Israeli forces have discovered cells used for holding hostages.

Aviva Sigal, who returned in the hostage deal, provided hair-raising testimony at the Knesset from her time in Hamas captivity: "One of the young women came back from the bathroom upset, the terrorist touched her. They tortured a young woman in front of my eyes because they thought she was an officer."

A number of Israeli women who were freed from Hamas captivity revealed the interrogations they underwent by the organization's terrorists using physical force. According to their testimony, the investigations mainly dealt with their military service.

Raz Ben Ami, who was abducted from Kibbutz Be'eri together with her husband Ohad, returned to Israel last night, her husband still remains in captivity. The photos in which she is seen meeting her daughters - did not leave a dry eye.