Hundreds of Palestinians gathered around Red Cross vehicles carrying hostages released by Israel on November 26.

Among the released hostages was 16-year-old Mow'ed Al Haj who spoke about his ordeal.

Speaking in Palestinian Arabic, he said: "We thank God for his mercy on us and for letting us out of prison. I also hope for the immediate release of all Palestinians in Israeli jails. We pray for Palestinians who were killed by Israeli Palestinian martyrs and we hope for a coming victory.

"The current situation inside is miserable and a disaster, we didn't have anything; our clothes we wore for more than a week or many days, no food, we also got beaten every day by Israeli guards, some of the inmates had broken parts of their bodies. The general situation is very bad, and I hope for a sooner release of all Palestinian prisoners.

"Please be aware that we are living in terrible, inhuman conditions. No one from the inmates knows that we are leaving the Israeli Jails, others think that we left prison for other security interrogation process, but after all, we say Al-Hamdulilah (thank God) for everything, hoping for sooner release for all Palestinians, and God have mercy upon all martyrs, peace to all in Gaza, and sooner victory."

Huge crowds lined the streets of Ramallah as a batch of 39 Palestinian hostages were released by Israeli forces.

This footage was filmed and produced 26 November 2023.

A third batch of 39 Palestinian prisoners has been freed as the exchange of captives between Hamas and Israel continues for a third day under a four-day truce deal. The recent cease-fire deal allowed Palestinian female and under 18 years old Palestinians to be free from Israeli Jails.

This footage illustrates large crowds of Palestinians who took to the streets in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank on Sunday night as they waited for Red Cross buses carrying the prisoners.

[NOTE: speech in Palestinian Arabic]

3:24 // Mow'ed Al Haj, 16 years
We thank God for his mercy on us and for letting us out of prison. I also hope for immediate release for all Palestinians in Israeli jails. We pray for Palestinians who were killed by Israeli Palestinian martyrs and we hope for a coming victory.
Question: Please, can you describe the situation inside Israeli security jails?
Answer: The current situation inside is miserable and a disaster, we didn't have anything; our clothes we wore for more than a week or many days, no food, we also got beaten every day by Israeli guards, some of the inmates had broken parts of their bodies. The general situation is very bad, and I hope for a sooner release of all Palestinian prisoners.

4:36 // Mow'ed Al Haj, 16 years
Please be aware that we are living in terrible, inhuman conditions. No one from the inmates knows that we are leaving the Israeli Jails, others think that we left prison for other security interrogation process, but after all, we say Al-Hamdulilah (thank God) for everything, hoping for sooner release for all Palestinians, and God have mercy upon all martyrs, peace to all in Gaza, and sooner victory.

5:13 Second in-mate
We lived in a difficult situation that didn't suit humans. After the so-called war emergency situation declared by Israeli guards, they gave us very little food, which wasn't enough for us, filthy water to drink, which was with stink and color, they didn't give us water to bathe. No matter what they had in mind to force us, they will never break our toughness because Israeli jails are for true Palestinian fighters. We thank Gaza people and Palestinian resistance for their part in our freedom and we pray for them.

Yes the interviews are made with Palestinian Prisoners released and with some of their families awaiting them to be released (Confirmed)