Israel says 8 of 33 is on the list of prisoners of Hamas who have been freed already dead | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Israel says that the next edition of the prisoners will be held on Thursday, followed by Saturday.
Israel says the Hamas list has shown that eight of 33 prisoners who will be published in the first phase Treaty of termination of fire in Gaza are dead.
Government spokesman David Mencer told reporters on Monday that Hamas had told the other 25 alive. Overnight, Israel said he had received a list of information about the status of prisoners of Hamas.
“Families have been informed of the situation of their relatives,” Mencer said without giving the name of the deceased.
Israel said that the next edition of the prisoners will be held on Thursday, followed by Saturday.
About 90 prisoners are still holding on. Before this announcement, Israel believed that at least 35 were dead.
The agreement of the trial in the conflict of Israel-Hamas, announced earlier in January, after months of caterpillars, entered into force on January 19, which stopped more than 15 months of devastating war on Gaza, which caused Hamas, guided on October 7, 2023.
According to the first phase of the agreement, 33 prisoners in Gaza will be released in exchange for more than 1,900 Palestinians held by Israel.
Seven Israeli women were released Since the beginning of the trunk, as well as 290 Palestinian prisoners.
Two Israeli women, Arbel Yehud and Agam Berger, will be released on Thursday, together with the third unidentified prisoners, after negotiating between Hamas and Israel.
Their upcoming edition was announced by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday night as part of a trial agreement with Hamas.
According to Israel, Arbel Yehud, as a woman and a civilian, was to be released last Saturday in another captive exchange agreement on fire interruption agreement.
When she did not appear, the Israeli government accused Hamas of violating the agreement and in retaliation had prevented the displaced Palestine of returning north of Gaza.
Hamas accused Israel of breaking the truce and saying that he had informed the mediators that Yehud was alive and gave guarantees for her release.
On Monday, after Hamas’s promise that he would release Yehud and other prisoners this week, the blocking was abolished.
As a result, hundreds of thousands displaced Palestinians in gauze The trip to the destroyed homes in the north of Gaza’s belt on Monday began to go back to the north, for the first time since the devastating war began.
The United Nations announced that more than 200,000 people were noticed on Monday morning, moving north in Gaza.
According to the UN data, about two-thirds of all buildings in Gaza were destroyed or severely damaged during the conflict, and approximately 90 percent of the 2.1 million Gaza residents were displaced.
The Ministry of Health at Hamas-Run Gazi said on Monday that the number of deaths from the Israeli war had reached 47,317, with numbers, despite the numbers despite the receivables because the new bodies are under ruins.
The Ministry said the hospitals in the Gaza’s belt had received 11 bodies in the past 24 hours – nine bodies were recovered after the trial and two new deaths. It did not specify how a new death happened.
The Ministry said the Israeli attacks also wounded at least 111,494 people.
At least 1,139 people were killed in Israel during the attack led by Hamas on October 7, 2023 and more than 200 captured.
