Moment American hostage Keith Samuel Siegel is released by Hamas in Gaza exchange. A resident of Kibbutz Kfar Aza, he was violently taken captive with his wife Aviva during the Hamas terror attack on ...

World News // 1 hour ago Hamas frees American-Israeli Keith Siegel, 2 other hostages in exchange for 187 prisoners Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Hamas militants on Saturday released three hostages, including ...

Many in North Carolina have, and now especially with another ceasefire, anxiously await the release of Chapel Hill native Keith Siegel. He’s one of seven American hostages, at least three who ...

Many in North Carolina have, and now especially with another ceasefire, anxiously await the release of Chapel Hill native Keith Siegel. He’s one of seven American hostages, at least three who are ...

The Jewish state said Sagui Dekel-Chen and Keith Siegel are on Hamas’ list of hostages to be freed in the first phase of the deal — which took effect at 11:15 a.m. local time on Sunday ...

Chapel Hill native Keith Siegel is on a list of hostages that could be released under the latest Gaza ceasefire, but he’s not expected to gain his freedom on Sunday. Siegel’s family had been ...

According to President Biden, at least two Americans will be freed in phase one of the deal -- which could include Chapel Hill native Keith Siegel. ABC11 sat down with the interim Rabbi at Durham ...

He was serving as a tank commander in the Israeli military. His death was confirmed last month. Siegel, an occupational therapist from North Carolina, immigrated to Israel from the United States about ...

Sagui Dekel-Chen, 36 − who is not related to Itay Chen though the two men share a similar tragic fate as hostages held in Gaza − and Keith Siegel, 64, are expected to be the first two ...

Keith Siegel will return to Israel after a year to the news that his mother has died while Sagui Dekel-Chen will return to learn his third daughter was born. Keith Siegel and Sagui Dekel-Chen.

As a groundbreaking ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas looms, questions remain about whether it will hold and what will happen to ongoing investigations into conduct during the war.