Israel plans to release 39 prisoners. Egypt and Qatar, countries mediating the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, explained that both sides gave “a positive response” to the proposal to extend the ceasefire for another four days, “under the same conditions.”
Hamas has already announced it Edition by 13 Israeli hostages, as agreed. Moreover, it has been released to four other people which were retained: three by nationality Thai And a dual Israeli-Russian nationalitythe latter, “in response to the efforts of Russian President Vladimir Putin.”
The Red Crescent has announced that the hostages are now with them.
The director of the State tion Service and spokesperson for the Egyptian government, Diaa Rashwan, announced early in the afternoon that he had received the list of the 13 hostages to be released by Hamas this Sunday, while Israel has indicated that it will release 39 hostages . Palestinian prisoners…
“Today, Sunday, Egypt received the list of those detained in the Gaza Strip, which includes 13 Israelis, as well as a list of 39 Palestinians in Israeli prisons that will be exchanged between the parties today,” Rashwan said in a statement. .
In addition, Egypt and Qatarcountries mediating the ceasefire between Israel and Hamashave explained that both parties have given “a positive response” on the proposal of extend the ceasefire for another four days, “under the same conditions”.
The senior source explained on condition of anonymity that this proposal is “close to final approval” and stipulates the extension of the ceasefire by four days, during which Hamas would release another 40 Israeli hostages and Israel would “release another Palestinian prisoners.” their prisons.
The extension of the ceasefire would also be applied to facilitate the access of more humanitarian aid and fuel to the entire Gaza Strip, the informant said, indicating that “all parties confirm their desire to extend the ceasefire.”
Yesterday, Hamas postponed the hostage swap, claiming, among other things, that humanitarian aid was arriving in the northern Gaza Strip in quantities “much less than agreed,” and accusing Israel of failing to meet the seniority criterion by releasing yesterday’s 39 Palestinian prisoners.
Similarly, the Islamist group accused Israel of violating the ceasefire by shooting dead two Gaza residents as they tried to visit their homes in the north of the enclave, taking advantage of the lull in fighting.
Source: EITB
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