Nearly 2,000 abductees freed from Israeli jails
Ahmed Al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
Nearly two thousand Palestinian abductees were released from Israeli jails and arrived in Khan Yunis on Monday. The development was followed with emotional reunions for several hours between the freed abductees and their surviving family members.
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