Urgent: Gaza ceasefire extended: hostage exchange continues

11 Israeli powers were handed over to the Red Cross

Within the scope of the agreement reached, Hamas handed over 11 Israeli prisoners in the besieged Gaza Strip to the authorities of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

The Israeli army statement said that 11 Israeli prisoners in Gaza were handed over to Red Cross officials to be returned to their country.

With this development, 51 Israelis have been released so far under the prisoner exchange agreement reached between Israel and Hamas.

33 Palestinians released

Within the framework of the prisoner exchange agreement reached between Hamas and Israel, 33 Palestinian prisoners, including 30 women and 3 children, were released from Israeli prisons.

Israel released 33 Palestinian prisoners in its prisons under the agreement reached with Hamas.

Among the released prisoners, residents of the occupied West Bank left the Israeli Ofer military prison on board a bus belonging to the International Red Cross and headed to Ramallah.

The occupation soldiers intervened by firing tear gas and live bullets against those gathered in the town of Beitunia to receive Palestinian prisoners.

The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that a Palestinian was killed by the bullets of occupation soldiers.

Raid the homes of Palestinian forces in East Jerusalem

The Israeli police also handed over captured children living in East Jerusalem to their families. The Israeli occupation forces deployed around the homes of liberated Palestinian prisoners in East Jerusalem, and set up checkpoints on the roads.

The Israeli police, who raided the homes of some Palestinian prisoners, warned their families “against holding any celebrations or gathering at home.”

When 16-year-old Palestinian prisoner Novoz Hammad, a resident of the Sheikh Jarrah area in East Jerusalem, returned to her home after being held in Israeli prisons for nearly two years, her family could not hold back their tears of joy.

Hammad, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison for allegedly trying to stab a Jewish settler in occupied East Jerusalem, did not accept the charge against him.

Within the framework of the agreement reached between Hamas and Israel, 50 Israeli prisoners, women and children, were released from the Gaza Strip, and 150 Palestinian prisoners, women and children, were released from Israeli prisons.

Israel approved the list of 50 Palestinian forces to be released

The Israeli government has approved a list of 50 Palestinian female prisoners who will be released from Israeli prisons for two days to extend the “humanitarian truce” to the fighting in the besieged Gaza Strip.

The statement issued by the Prime Minister’s Press Office stated, “The list of names of 50 Palestinian prisoners who will be released from Gaza Strip prisons has been raised if Israeli prisoners are released to extend the humanitarian calm in the conflict.” consent.”

The statement did not include any other details, but it is expected that the remaining 10 of the 60 Palestinian prisoners to be released in the ceasefire extension agreement will be children.

A list of Israelis expected to be released has been provided

Israel announced that it has received a list of names of Israeli prisoners expected to be released from Gaza today within the framework of the prisoner exchange agreement reached with Hamas.

According to news from the Israeli newspapers Maariv and Haaretz, the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that it had received a list of names of Israelis who are scheduled to be released from Gaza today as part of the prisoner exchange agreement.

The statement also indicated that the families of the Israeli prisoners scheduled to be released have been informed.

The Haaretz newspaper report stated that the list of Israelis who will be released today consists of 10 people.

The agreement regarding a four-day “humanitarian truce” for confrontations between Israel and Hamas entered into force on Friday, November 24, at 08:00 GMT.

The official spokesman for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Majed Al-Ansari, announced in a statement on his account on the social networking site