Thousands of Palestinians on Monday returned to the north gauze bar Israel raised its closure As part of the release on the interruption and edition of the hostages, they are engaged in Hamas.
Starting from 7 o’clock local time, Palestinians were allowed to cross on foot without an inspection of the coastal road that passed part of the military zone that split the territory south of the city of Gaza, That Israel cut early in the war. The control point for vehicles was later opened on the main highway Gaza North-South, where traffic was supported by about 2 miles.
“Transfer of militants or weapons through these routes on the northern gauze tape will be considered a violation of the agreement. Do not work with any terrorist entity that could try to use you to transfer weapons or forbidden materials,” the Israeli army of the statement warned, according to Reuters.
The Hamas return calls “victory for our people, and a statement of failure and defeat for the (Israeli) plans for occupation and transmission,” said Associate Press.
Israel, Hamas reaches a contract to allow Palestinians to return to the north gauze
The air photograph taken by drone shows the displaced Palestine that returned to their homes in northern Gaza on Monday, January 27, 2025, following the decision of Israel to allow thousands of them to return for the first time since the first weeks of 15. . (AP/Mohammad Abu Samra)
Yasmin Abu Amshah, the mother of three, told AP that she walked around four miles to reach her damaged but still moved home in the city of Gaza, where she had first seen her younger sister for over a year.
“It was a long trip, but happy,” she said. “The most important thing is that we came back.”
About a million people fled to southern Gaza in October 2023, while hundreds of thousands remained in the north, who had some of the most difficult fights and Worst destruction of war. All in all, about 90% of 2.3 million people Gaza has been displaced, says news agency.
Israel delayed the opening of the crossing, what should have happened over the weekend, saying that it would not allow Palestinians to north until the female civilian hostage, Arbel Yehoud, was released. Israel said she should have been released in front of four young soldiers, who were released on Saturday.
Palestinians shifted to their homes in the northern gauze lane on Monday. (AP/Abdel Kareem Hana)
Hamas in turn accused Israel of violating the agreement without opening the transition.
The Qatari Bay, a key mediator with Hamas, then announced early on Monday that a deal had been reached on the release of Yehoud with two other hostages.
Hamas also handed over a list of hostages that would be published in the first phase of the trial.
Palestinians are seen on Monday walking the road to the northern gauze. (AP/Abdel Kareem Hana)
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At that stage, Hamas will release a total of 33 hostages in exchange for release almost 2,000 Palestinians closed by Israel. So far, seven hostages have published a terrorist organization in exchange for more than 300 prisoners. Shiri Bibas and her children Ariel and Kfir were expected to be released over the weekend, but that didn’t happen. Shiri’s husband, Yarden Bibas, is also hostages.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
