Sheba Hospital Investigates Alleged Leaks on Released Hostages' Conditions

Three Israeli women recently released from Hamas captivity are receiving medical care at Sheba Medical Center, where they are reported to be in stable condition after over 470 days of detention. The hostages, Emily Damari, Romi Gonen, and Doron Steinbrecher, were freed amid an ongoing conflict that has seen numerous kidnappings. The medical staff is focused on their physical and emotional recovery, emphasizing the importance of family reunions in their healing process. The hospital has faced scrutiny regarding alleged leaks about the hostages' conditions, prompting a request from the medical center for an investigation to protect the privacy of the returnees. As the situation develops, officials have pledged to respect the privacy of the families while providing updates on the women's recovery. Their release is seen as a beacon of hope amid the ongoing strife in the region.