(CNN) – The temporary truce between Israel and the Islamic Resistance Movement “Hamas” entered its second day on Saturday, and we review the latest developments for you below:
– 14 Israeli hostages are scheduled to be released on Saturday, an Israeli official familiar with the list of names handed over to Israel on Friday evening told CNN, and this number corresponds to a statement released on Saturday by the Israeli Prison Service, according to which 42 prisoners Palestinians will be released, as the truce agreement between Israel and Hamas provides for the exchange of three Palestinian prisoners for every Israeli hostage.
Doctors described the conditions of the 13 Israeli hostages released Friday evening as “good and stable,” and the Schneider Children’s Medical Center, east of Tel Aviv, released a statement Saturday saying that “the conditions of the four children and four women returned to Israel last night “good”.
Diaa Rashwan, head of Egypt’s State Information Service, highlighted Israel’s agreement to stop flying reconnaissance drones over Gaza during the temporary truce as one of the reasons for the start of the successful humanitarian truce.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos confirmed Friday the release of Philippine citizen Gilinor “Jimmy” Pacheco, who was working as a caregiver in Israel when he was taken hostage on Oct. 7, according to Avishai Ben-Zvi, son of the man Pacheco cared for treatment. however, confirming in his speech to CNN, Pacheco’s situation is “better than expected”.
The mother of one of the Thai hostages released on Friday told CNN: “I burst into tears when I saw her in two video clips. I recognized her hair and the way she usually walked,” adding: “I thought she was definitely her when I saw a woman walking towards the bus wearing a red dress with a hairstyle.” “Her hair.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced last Friday that Israeli intelligence (Mossad) and the army have received the second list of Israeli hostages who are expected to be released on Saturday, as part of the framework agreed with the Hamas movement.
The director of the Department of Repatriated Children at Schneider Medical Hospital said in a statement that the eight hostages who arrived at the Schneider Children’s Center in Petah Tikva, Israel, on Friday evening were “in good physical condition.” Professor Gilat Livni also explained that the former hostages are “surrounded by multidisciplinary teams”. Among the hostages transferred to the medical center on Friday were four children, three mothers and a grandmother.
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