Israel and Hamas officials say the mediators have solved the latest downtime in Gaza.
On Saturday, Israel delayed the release of 600 Palestinian prisoners in protest because of what he said was cruel to the treatment of Israeli hostages that had handed over the hamas. Hamas said it was a serious violation of the agreement.
The prisoners are now expected to be liberated, as well as another series, perhaps later on Wednesday or Thursday, in exchange for the return of the body of four hostages.
This would clean the path to the American envoy of the Middle East Steve Witkoff to visit the region. He said that he wanted Israel and Hamas to start postponed conversations in the second phase of a tribute.
The penetration news arrived while thousands of Israelites gathered in the central city of Rishon Lezion to watch the funeral procession of the Features of Shiri Bibas and her two young sons, Ariel and Kfir, whose bodies Hamas returned last week.
They were killed in captivity after abduction during Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, which launched the war in Gaza.
Hamas said in a statement on Tuesday night that a delegation led by the group, Khalil al-Hayy, concluded a trip to Cairo after reaching an agreement on solving problems due to delayed release of Palestinian prisoners.
“They will be released at the same time as the bodies of Israelis [hostages] He agreed to be committed during the first phase, except for the appropriate Palestinian women and children, “he added.
Hayya also repeated Hamas’ dedication to the dedication agreement “with all her stages and clauses.”
The Israeli government was not current confirmation.
But Israeli sources told the Haaretz newspaper that the bodies of four hostages would probably hand over Hamas on Wednesday night at the turn of Kerem Shala in southern Gaza.
The source added that the families of four hostages were notified.
They have not been identified, but it is believed that Shlomo Mansour, 86, Ohad Yahali, 50, Tsachi Idan, 50, and Itzik Elgarat, 69.
Egyptian officials said Hamas agreed to surrender bodies Thursday without any ceremonies within Gaza.
HAMAS – which Israel, the United States and other countries forbade a terrorist organization, warned earlier this week that he would not participate in indirect conversations about further congestion, unless the prisoners were released.
620 Palestinian prisoners – including more than 400 Gazans who detained the Israeli forces during the war and 50 prisoners who served life sentences in Israeli prisons – they should have been released in exchange for six living and four dead hostages that Hamas handed over to last week.
A total of 33 Israeli hostages should be replaced by about 1,900 Palestinian prisoners and detainees from Gaza during the first phase of the trial agreement, which should end on Saturday.
So far, 25 living hostages have been published and four dead hates. Both Israel and Hamas said the last four talates were dead. Behind the agreement was also released by five living Thai hostages.
The agreement also saw that the Israeli forces withdraw from the densely populated areas of Gaza. The hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians are allowed to return to their homes in the north, and hundreds of truck trucks are now being allowed to territory daily.
The second phase of the tribute should see 57 other hostages, full of Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and a permanent tribute.
The Israeli army launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an attack on October 7, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 were taken hostage.
Since then, at least 48,348 people have been killed in Gaza, according to the Hamas Territorial Ministry.
The majority of the population of 2.1 million is also displaced several times, estimated that almost 70% of the buildings were damaged or destroyed, in health care, water, sanitary and hygienic systems were demolished, and food, fuel, medicine and shelter deficiency.
