Many Israelis were deported by Hamas as the traffickers continued to hold them

Hamas released Israeli prisoners from Gaza early Saturday in exchange for 200 Palestinian prisoners the previous day. It was the second release that happened as part of the fire attack agreement that started last weekend. Israel followed with the release of 200 Palestinian prisoners.

A large crowd gathered in a Palestinian square in northern Gaza to witness the handover of the hostages to the Red Cross. A number of hamas armed forces in uniforms have gathered for the evacuation, surrounding a podium displaying hamas slogans. Drones can be seen pulling small packages, which Israeli media reported to have Pipi, into the crowd.

Karina Aristi, 20; Daniella Gilboa, 20; Naama Levy, 20; and Liri Albag, 19, were captured by Hamas’ Oct. 7 2023 Alarfarist Attack which led the war of Israel – Hakasa. About 1,200 people were killed in Israel, and more than 47,000 have since been killed in Gaza, according to Hamas – run the Ministry of Health.

The four soldiers were captured from the army camp in Nahali oz, on the border with Northern Gaza, where the Palestinian forces crossed on Oct. 7. They’ve been working on the right side of things.

The White House said in a statement on Saturday that it celebrates the release and that the United States “will continue with its great ally Israel to release all remaining hostages and to pursue peace throughout the region.”

Before their release, members of the Red Cross were brought to a podium in Palestine Square, where they signed documents alongside Hamas soldiers.

Four Israeli women arrived at the square in cars. They appeared in military-style uniforms and were ushered to the podium, where, smiling, they gave the thumbs-up and waved to the crowd. Then they arrived in red cars and started their journey to Gaza.

In Tel Aviv, crowds gathered to celebrate the hostages’ return to Israel after 476 days of exile.

More than 60 other soldiers were killed at the Nahal OZ base during the attack on Oct.

Liri Albag’s family said he was able to pass messages to them by using other kidnappers who had been released earlier.

Before today’s release, seven Israeli women were thought to have been taken to Gaza, including five IDF service members and two civilians. One of the citizens is Arbel Yehov, who was kidnapped from Kibbutz nir oz.

Another community of Israel Shiri Bibaswho was also missing his two young children Ariel and Kfir. Hamas claimed that Shiri, later Ariel and Kfir were killed by Israeli bombings in Gaza.

In a TV interview in June, Israeli Minister Benny GANTZ revealed that the government knew what had happened to the Bibas family, but said it would not provide details.

According to the terms of the cease-and-desist agreement and the rule of law, the hostages were supposed to be released before the military, and Jehoud is expected to be among the four released on Saturday.

“Hamas has failed to fulfill its initial obligations to release the Israeli hostages as part of the agreement,” IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari said in a statement. “We are determined to return Arbel Yehohoud, a citizen of Israel who was translated by Niri Oz, and Shiri Bibas and her two children, thanking and appreciating the efforts of all international mediators, the United States, Qatar and Egypt. And we expect them to make sure that Hamas represents in accordance and agreement.”

The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said the exchange of Palestinian prisoners would continue, but that Gazans would not be allowed to cross the Netzarim Corridor.

“Today, Israel received four hostages from the terrorist organization Hamas, and on their return they will release the security prisoners according to the established order,” the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said. “According to the agreement, Israel will not allow the movement of Gazans to the north of the Gaza Strip – until the release of citizen Arbel Yehohoud, it is planned.”

Al Jazeera reported that a senior Hamas official said Jehoud would be released next Saturday.

Israel’s prison service later said it had completed the release of 200 Palestinians, including rehabilitation. They are expected to be sent to Gaza, Egypt and possible locations in the region.

After the exchange on Saturday, Israeli forces are expected to begin withdrawing from the central road that separates Northern and Southern Gaza from east to west, called the Netzarim Corridor. Palestinian citizens who were present which was distorted in the north of Gaza I should be able to go back, even if with this phase of the fire attack agreement, they will only be allowed to go on foot.

Some Palestinian-based refugees who managed to return to their southern homes and were exchanged for prisoners last weekend found nothing left but rubble, and in some cases, only the remains of their loved ones in the war.

This page Israel-Hamas Resefire Fisering and Satage Deal they are expected to occur in phases, with each phase discussed during the phase that comes before it.

The first phase, which began last Saturday, included the release by Hams of 33 hostages in about six weeks. Including women, children and hostages over the age of 50, the draft was viewed by CBS News.

On the first day of the agreement, three hostages were released by Hamas. On the seventh day – that is today – the four hostages were released.

After that, Hamas is expected to release three hostages taken from Israel every seven days, starting with the living and continuing to bring back the bodies of the dead.

More than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israel are also expected to be released in the first phase of the fund.