Several children were rescued from an extremist Jewish compound in the jungles of Mexico.
The children, who were held hostage by the hard-line Jewish sect Lev Tahor, will now be returned to their families in Israel.
According to the British Broadcasting Agency, the police rescued these children during a raid in Tapachula, Chipas state on Friday.
According to a source connected to the operation, the operation involved a four-member volunteer team from Israel and the Mexican police, which also included former Mossad agents.
In Mexico, the Leo Tahor group is being investigated for child abduction and trafficking.
Lev Tahur is an extremist sect of Judaism that imposes many religious strictures on those who join it.
This sect of Judaism advocates early marriage while also insisting on harsh punishments and the full veiling of young girls and women.
Allegations of involvement in human trafficking and abductions have been coming forward on this sect in the past as well.
