Hamas announced the names of three more Israeli hostages on Friday, who will be released on Saturday in lieu of Palestinian prisoners. Hamas said that Ohd Ben Ami and Ellie drunkard, who were held hostage of Kibutz Berry during the cross -border -led attack on the border Hamas and and Levi, who was abducted from the Nova concert that day, will be handed over to Saturday.
The media office of Hamas prisoners said that Israel is expected to release 183 Palestinians in return, which are serving sentence to 183 life imprisonment, 54 long sentences and 111 are those who were detained in the Gaza Strip during the war.
Earlier, the Palestinian terrorist group accused Israel of violating their ceasefire agreement and did not announce the names of three Israelies until the deadline of 400 GMT). It was not immediately clear whether this delay will affect the prescribed exchange on Saturday or not.
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Hamas accused of delaying the entry of food and other human supplies agreed under the ceasefire agreement on Israel on 19 January and accused them of stopping the rest of the tents and mobile houses required to provide shelter to those who were destroyed by bombing. Hamas said in a statement, “This reflects clear manipulation in relief and shelter priorities.”
Cogat, which is the Israeli military agency overseeing the aid distribution in Gaza, denied the allegation and warned that Israel would not tolerate the violation by Hamas. The controversy further enhances uncertainty about the ceasefire that had already increased after the stunning announcement of US President Donald Trump this week that Gaza would be occupied by the United States.
Trump said on Tuesday that he wants to take Gaza’s population to a third country like Egypt or Jordan and keep the small coastal region under American control to develop it as a “Riviera of the Middle East”. The statement underlined the delicateness of the agreement with Egypt and Qatar intermediaries last month and supported by the United States.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu supported Trump’s approach to Gaza as a “remarkable” plan, but it was immediately rejected by Palestinian groups and many Gazigas, including Arab countries, Hamas and Palestinian Authority, who said that they would rebuild their homes and restaurants themselves.
However, Israeli leaders have reiterated that those who want to go to the Gazwas should be allowed to go and Defense Minister Israel Catz on Thursday ordered the army to prepare a plan to allow Gaza residents to leave.
Before the agreement, 13 Israeli mortgage has been returned home out of 33 children, women and old men to be released in the 42-day phase, and in return hundreds of Palestinian prisoners and prisoners have been released. Five Thai hostages have also been returned.