Three Israeli women hostages released Sunday after 470 days of captivity were gifted bags with “souvenirs” in the Gaza Strip from the radical Palestinian movement Hamas, Ynet reports.

The paper bags with the symbols of the military wing of Hamas contained "gifts and souvenirs," including postcards with a view of Gaza.

In addition, the women were given "release notices," which also were a “gift package.”

Ynet reported this with video footage from Palestinian sources that captured the moment the freed hostages sat in a car to leave the Gaza Strip. The video shows these women being given these “souvenirs” and "release notices" in Arabic and Hebrew. They politely accept them, and in a short time, they are photographed with a smile on the video camera.