Hamas and Israel set up for the fifth replacement of prisoners under the Gaza Partle Agreement | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict
Hamas prepares for the release of three Israeli prisoners in Gaza in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.
The replacement of prisoners, which should be held on Saturday morning, is the fifth exchange so far under the Gaza trial agreement, which appears all fragile In the middle of the proposal of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, to forcibly expel Palestine from the enclave.
Hamas and Israel have confirmed that three civilian men – Eli Sharabi, 52, or Levy, 34, and Ohad Ben Ami, 56 – be released on Saturday in accordance with the first phase agreed trucewhich lasts until the beginning of March.
A phase was erected in Deir El-Balah in Central Gaza on the eve of the release, in which the captives will hand over to the Red Cross International Committee. The inscriptions on the stage of the head: “We are flooding, we are the next day of the war.”
Al Jazeere shots showed that the Hamas fighters gathered at that place.
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Sharabi and Ben Ami took over Kibbutz Be’eri, an agricultural community that Hamas intended during the attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, in which about 1,200 people were killed and 250 captured. Levy is abducted from the new music festival.
Israel should release 183 male Palestinian prisoners, including the elderly Hamas, at the age of 20 and 61 on the same day. Seven will be transferred to Egypt before further deportation.
Among those predicted to release is Iyad Abu Shakhdam, 49, who was in prison for almost 21 years because of his involvement in Hamas attacks on Israel in the Palestinian Uprising of the early 2000s.
The second is Jamal Al-Tawil, a distinguished Hamas politician on the occupied West Coast and former Mayor of El-Bireh, near Ramallah, who spent almost two decades of the UI outside the Israeli custody.
After the arrest of 2021, Al-Tawil was held in administrative custody, a renewable six-month period in which the suspects are held without charges or trial.
It is reported that the Israeli army has committed attacks over the occupied west coast in the Palestinian family homes, which are set to release.
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The Palestinian Information Center said that the houses in the village of Deir Nidham, northwest of Ramallah, were among the goals, while “dozens of people in Qalqily were arrested.
The second phase unclear
The first 42-day phase of the fire interruption agreement, which requires 33 Israeli prisoners and nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners released, has been held so far despite the turmoil due to Trump’s proposal clean up the gauze of their inhabitants and take over the territory.
So far, 18 Israeli prisoners have been exchanged and 550 Palestinian prisoners. But it is afraid that Trump’s plan could complicate conversations about the second and more difficult stages, when Hamas is to release the remaining prisoners in exchange for a permanent truce.
However, it is believed that the armed group has little motivation to give up this influence if there is a possibility that the US and Israel will then embark on ethnic cleansing of the enclave.
The third phase of the agreement requires the renewal of gauze, but US officials also caused significant doubts about it.
The first phase of the tribute also includes the return of Palestinians to northern Gaza and increasing humanitarian aid in the territory. Last week, wounded Palestinians were allowed to leave Gaza to Egypt for the first time since May.
More than 100 prisoners who took Hamas were released during the weekly truck in November 2023. More than 70 is still in Gaza, however, it is believed that at least a third is dead.
It is not clear whether Israel and Hamas started negotiating on the second phase, and they are afraid that the devastating war, which in Gaza killed more than 61,709 people, a character who now includes at least 14,222 missing and assumed dead, could continue in early March.
