Palestinian militant groups in Gaza said they would release the hostage of Iair Horn, American Israeli Sagui Dekel-Chen and Russian Israeli Israeli Alexandre Sasha Troofanov on Saturday, in accordance with the terms of tribute with Israel.
The announcement, after a few days of uncertainty of whether the fire will be arranged last month, followed after the intense efforts of Egyptian and Qatari intermediaries, which will retain a contract that supported last month.
Prime Minister Benjamin’s office statement says that Israel has accepted the list, but that it was later corrected to say that Israel had received a list, which he said was a “purely factual description” that had not reflected any Israeli approach to the issue.
Hamas said that Israel is expected to release 369 Palestinian prisoners and detainees in exchange.
All three hostages that should be released on Saturday were seized in Kibbutz Nir Oz, one of the communities around Gaza’s belt, October 7, 2023, overpowered by water strikers of Hamas. time and remains in captivity.
Hamas had previously threatened that he would not release more hostages after accusing Israel of violating the trial terms by blocking assistance in entering Gaza, drawing the opponents of the continuation of Israel.
Even before Hamas’s threat that they would not continue with the edition of the hostages, the Israelis were outraged by the tired appearance of three hostages published last week and a public representation before the Gaza bunch when they were handed over to them by the Red Cross officers.
Saturday will mark the 6th edition with hostages
Hamas agreed last month to hand over more than 33 Israeli hostages, including women, children and older men, in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and detainees, during the 42-day trial in which Israeli forces would withdraw from some of their positions in Gaza.
There will be sixth on Saturday because the fire of Israel-hama came in force.
The truce had to open the way for the second phase of the negotiations to return the remaining hostages and complete the withdrawal of Israeli forces before the last end of the war and the renewal of Gaza.
US President Donald Trump repeated his vision of moving people from Gaza, along with Jordan’s King Abdullah II, on Tuesday in Washington, DC. According to Trump’s plan, Gaza was reset approximately 2.2 million Palestinians, and now they have taken over control and ownership of the region, remodeling it into what he called “Riviera in the Middle East.”
Doubts about whether the contract will decrease has grown sharply after US President Donald Trump urged Palestinians permanently to move from Gaza and transfer the enclave to the United States to rearrange.
Palestinian groups and countries in the Arab world have rejected the call, and critics have labeled them as “ethnic cleansing”, including the general secretary of the United Nations António Guterres.
Hamas accused Israel of blocking help
Gaza now mostly lies in the ruins and remains unclear how it will be restored.
Israel attacked the coastal enclave after the attack on October 7, 2023, in which the militants under the guidance of Hamas were killed by about 1200 people and took more than 250 hostages, according to the Talties Israeli.
The Israeli military campaign that followed killed more than 48,000 Palestinians in Gaza, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, destroyed many of his buildings and left most of the homeless population.
Hamas accused Israel of blocked by the entry of tens of thousands of tents and temporary materials for shelter in Gaza, leaving tens of thousands exposed to winter cold, and Israel rejected the allegation.
International help groups say more trucks for help have been entering Gaza since the beginning of the truce, but they say it is not enough to meet the population needs.
