Kanaal 12 Israelic has assured that in exchange, Israel will release 110 Palestinian prisoners: 30 in exchange for the bourgeois Arbel Yehud, 50 for the woman Soldaat Agam Berger and another 30 by Gadi Moses, an old man of 80 years.
The Palestinian resistance movement will release Civil on Thursday Arbel Yehud (29 years old), the soldier woman Agam Berger (20) and the old man Gadi Moses (80), as well as five Thai citizens, as confirmed on Wednesday the forum of hostage and missing families, that the family members of the prisoners in Gaza represents.
Israeli channel 12 has assured that Israel will release his prisons in exchange 110 Palestinian prisoners: 30 in exchange for Yehud, 50 for Berger and another 30 per Moses. The release of the Five Thai was not planned in this first phase of the agreement.
The liberation of the eight prisoners It was not included in the chronology of the High the Fire in GazaBut the discrepancies on the liberation of Yehud between Hamas and Israel claim that the last one that the comic should have left in last Saturday’s exchange before the four soldiers have activated this new stock exchange.
Although it was previously known that Yehud and Berger, together with a third party, would leave Gaza, the release of the five Thai communicated this Wednesday.
After the release of seven prisoners in the past two weeks there are 87 in the stripIn addition to three others who were caught years before Hamas.
After the agreement for the liberation of Yehud, Israel agreed to reopen on Monday morning, with a day of delay, the passage to the disinficated gazations In the north through the Netzarim -Gang, a military area that cuts the strip into two halves.
The Thai is one of the most numerous emigrant workers in Israel and many of them work on the farms and Kibutz next to the border with Gaza, where many were surprised by the Hamas attack on October 7.
Source: EITB
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