The Israeli captives released from Gaza were not exposed to torture or ill-treatment by the Palestinian groups, Israeli media reported on Monday, Anadolu Agency reports.

The Channel, however, said the captives received limited quantities of food.

Israel still does not allow the released captives to speak with the media. However, some of their relatives spoke with the media without mentioning their names.
On 24 November, the humanitarian pause initially set for four days between Israel and the Palestinian factions entered into force at 7 am, local time (GMT0500).
The humanitarian pause agreement includes the release of 50 Israeli captives from Gaza in exchange for the release of 150 Palestinians, as well as the entry of hundreds of trucks loaded with humanitarian relief, and medical and fuel aid to all areas of the Gaza Strip.
Qatar, on Monday, announced the extension of the temporary humanitarian pause for two additional days.
Israel launched a massive military campaign in the Gaza Strip following a cross-border attack by Hamas on 7 October.
It has since killed at least 14,854 Palestinians, including 6,150 children and over 4,000 women, according to health authorities in the enclave.