Zakaria Zubeidi, a militant who briefly fled the Israeli prison, is among the Palestinians released

Although they were later drawn, the prison break shook the Israelis and delighted Palestinians. The Israelites saw Mr. Zubeidi escape as a cold breach of security with the potential to encourage further violence. Many Palestinians called it a temporary victory against the massive arrest of Palestinians of Israel.

The Israeli strike of the drone killed the son of Mr. Zubeidi Mohammad in September. The Israeli army called a son a “significant terrorist” and said he was involved in the shooting in the Israeli troops.

Other militants convicted of involvement in deadly attacks on the Israelis were also among the Palestinians who were released on Thursday.

One was Jaradat himself, 56, who served multiple life sentences for involvement in a deadly bombing of suicide attacks from 2003, targeted at a restaurant in Haifa, on the Israeli coast. Palestinian Islamic jihad, a militant group, took responsibility for the attack.

At least 21 people were killed in bombing, according to Israeli authorities, including women, children and one -year -old girl.

Mr. Jaradat, like many Palestinian detainees involved in the most deadly attacks against Israeli, will not be allowed to return home near Jenin. According to the terms of the agreement, it will be expelled either to Gaza’s belt or to another country like Egypt.

Unlike Mr. Jaradat, Mr. Zubeidi is expected to remain on the west coast.

On Thursday, Mr. Zubeidija’s wife, Alaa, 39, stood with her sisters and friends in Ramallah, on the west coast of Israel, dressed in black, to wait to be released from prison.

She said that she complained from the death of her son Mohammad, visited his grave daily until mid -December, when Palestinian security forces began to operate at the Jenin refugee camp.

Fatima Abdulkarim contribute to reporting.