Hamas released 4 more Israeli hostages, will be released on Saturday – Hamas releases Names of 4 More Israeli Hostages, they will be released on Saturday Ntc
The Palestinian militant group announced the names of four Israeli women hostages on Friday, which will be released on Saturday, with Israeli and Hamas entered the sixth day of the 6 -week ceasefire. The exchange agreement states that the release of Palestinian prisoners will be done in exchange for Israeli women soldiers who will be released on Saturday.
According to the Aurats, Hamas said in a statement that four Israeli women – Kareena Eriva, Deniella Gilboa, Nama Levi and Liri Alabag will be released on Saturday.
According to Reuters, this exchange is likely to begin on Saturday afternoon. Last Saturday, after the release of three Israeli women and 90 Palestinian prisoners on the first day of the ceasefire, the second exchange of Israeli hostages has been exchanged in lieu of Palestinian prisoners.
Israel has promised to release 50 Palestinian prisoners instead of every Israeli female soldier released by Hamas. Officials estimate that under this arrangement, four hostages will be released in lieu of 200 Palestinian prisoners.
Please tell that on Sunday, three Israeli women were released and the body of a soldier missing for a decade was recovered. However, according to Israeli reports, there are still 94 Israeli and foreign mortgage in Gaza.
The ceasefire by Qatar and Egypt with the support of America is the first continuous break in the fight since a brief ceasefire in November 2023. Hamas has agreed to release 33 hostages in lieu of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails during this phase. Further talks will focus on freeing the remaining hostages and potentially recalling the Israeli army from Gaza.
The 15 -month struggle has ruined Gaza and has caused a lot of casualties. Since the attack of Hamas on October 7, 2023, 1,200 Israeli was killed and more than 250 hostages were taken to Gaza, the Israeli army has bombed. Gaza’s health officials have reported more than 47,000 Palestinians being killed during the conflict.
