Israel says that eight prisoners will be released on Thursday under the Gaza Purtle Agreement Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Five Thai nationals and three Israeli people trapped by the Palestinian armed groups in Gaza will be announced on Thursday according to Israel-Hamas’s Fire Interruption Agreement, said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Netanyahua’s office on Wednesday said that Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger and Gadi Moses would be published on Thursday with five Thai nationals, whose names were not published.
AND Participation Agreement Between Israel and Hamas, who entered into force on January 19th depends on the exchange of Israeli prisoners who held the Palestinian groups in Gaza for Palestine and held in Israeli prisons.
Hamas has so far released seven prisoners, with 290 Palestinian prisoners liberated in exchange.
Bitter return home
In the northern gauze, thousands of displaced Palestinians continued on their homes on Wednesday. There are more than 500,000 Palestinians went on a trip Northern Gazi in the past 72 hours after the Israeli army opened the transitional points under the dedication agreement, Gaza’s Government Office said.
“I’m happy to go back to my home,” said Saif al-Din Qazaat, who returned to the northern Gaza, but had to sleep in a tent next to the ruins of his house, he told the AFP news agency.
Mona Abu Aathra was able to travel from Central Gaza to the City of Gaza, although she had not yet evaluated the full extent of the influence of the war on her home.
“We returned to the city of Gaza with nothing and no drinking water. Most streets are still blocked by ruins of destroyed homes,” said the 20-year-old.
Abu Aathra expressed relief that he reunited with his family.
“The first night is together again, me, my mother and my father. Last night we gathered with my three brothers who were here in the city of Gaza.”
Reporting from the City of Gaza, Hani Mahmoud Al Jazeera said many families returned to houses that were seriously damaged.
“The joy of returning to the northern Gaza faded into the face of a massive heart shoot and disappointment.”
“No life [in northern Gaza]. Water and food are only available in very limited quantities, not enough [to provide for the] A large number of people who return to their destroyed homes, “he added.
Charges of help
Since the interruption of the fire came into force, Israel also allowed AID trucks in the war.
But two senior Hamas officials accused Israel of slowing down supplies, and one quoted the cases key to gauze recovery, such as fuel, tent, heavy machines and other equipment.
“According to the agreement, these materials were supposed to enter during the first week of the trial,” one official said.
Israeli spokesman for the Government’s activities in the territory, the body of the Ministry of Defense, which oversees civilian affairs in Palestinian territories, said Hamas’s accusations were “completely false news”.
Between Sunday and Wednesday, “3000 trucks entered Gaza,” a spokesman said. “The agreement says it should be 4,200 in seven days.”
The Turkish ship arrived in Egyptian port El Arish, according to the AFP news agency, which contains 871 ton of humanitarian aid, 300 electricity generators, 20 laptop toilets, 10,460 tents and 14,350 blankets.
Although supplies add hundreds of trucks of help that entered Gaza during a ceasefire, workers say that it is still far from meeting the needs of warring the destroyed population.
In the meantime, Israel is due to prohibit the Business of the UN Assistance Agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) in Israel. UNRWA offices and staff in Israel play a major role in providing health care and education to Palestinians, including those living in Gaza.
Reporting from Amman, Jordan, Laura Khan Al Jazeera said the ban could have a “devastating” impact on the business of the Gaza Agency.
“According to analysts, the most fierce consequences will be in Gaza. They already have more than a million tons of help waiting outside Gaza to be sent to Gaza’s belt,” she said.
Inside Gaza, Unrwa offer Free elementary and secondary education at 294,086 children in Gaza or half of all students in the enclave.
The UN Agency also offers free primary health care, as well as mother and children’s health services for 1.2 million people in Gaza – more than half of the population and provide food for 1.13 million people in the enclave.
