No hostages were released in the Israel-Gaza conflict during Donald Trump's first term (2017–2021). All hostage releases related to the October 7, 2023, attack have occurred during Joe Biden's (2021–2025) and Trump's current (2025–present) administrations. Hostage releases under President Biden (2021–2025) November 2023: In a temporary, weeklong truce negotiated by Qatar, Egypt, and the US, Hamas released 105 civilian hostages (81 Israelis, 23 Thais, and 1 Filipino) in exchange for 240 Palestinian prisoners from Israeli jails. February 2024: Two Israeli-Argentinian dual-national hostages were rescued in an Israeli military operation. June 2024: Four Israeli hostages were rescued from a refugee camp in central Gaza during a daytime operation. August 2024: An Israeli-Bedouin hostage was rescued from a subterranean tunnel. Hostage releases under President Trump (2025–present) October 2025: Following a US-brokered peace agreement, Hamas released the 20 remaining living Israeli hostages. This agreement, which concluded the two-year war, was signed by President Trump during a visit to the region, though President Biden's administration also worked on the deal. It also secured the release of the remains of four deceased hostages. Beloud