"Israel must not compromise," stressed the son of the Hamas co-founder.

Sources close to the organization said that the younger Netanyahu has been fundraising for the organization, including for two ambulances.

The 10 were released as part of a two-day extension to the Israel-Hamas ceasefire.

Abu Sanima was released to the Gaza Strip to begin his life anew in Rafah, despite a lack of a salary from local authorities.

Hamas has not given the locations or condition of the estimated 170 people it still holds.

Several IDF soldiers were lightly wounded in the assaults by Hamas.

Some 90,000 shells have been fired on Gaza, with 10,000 more targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Hostages speak out about the state of their captivity.