Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Sunday announced that an agreement has been signed with Hamas to release the additional hostages starting this Thursday, while the Palestinians started the northern part of the Gaza Strip starting on Monday morning It is allowed to return in.
Qatar helped to mediate the agreement, which is expected to reduce the first major crisis of the delicate ceasefire between Hamas and Israel.
Netanyahu’s office said, “After the firm and the prescribed talks led by Prime Minister Netanyahu, Hamas has supported and will hold an additional phase of hostage release on Thursday coming on Thursday.” “As part of this phase, Israeli citizens Arbel Yehud, Sainik Agam Berger, and an additional hostage will be issued.”
The statement also stated that three additional hostages will be released on Saturday as part of the agreement.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel and Hamas arrived on an agreement for the release of additional hostages and to return to the northern part of the Gaza Strip for Palestinians. (Getty image)
Israel confirmed that Hamas handed over a list, in which the status of the hostage to be issued in the first phase was specified. Local media also reported that the number of people living in the list and dead hostages was specified, although the names were not included.
Israeli officials claim that most of the remaining 26 remaining hostages are alive, matching with the list of Hamas.
Netanyahu’s office also stated that Israeli would allow Palestinians to return to the northern part of the Gaza Strip starting on Monday morning under an agreement with Hamas.
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It is believed that Hamas is holding 26 hostages like Sundays. (Reuters / Ibrahim Abu Mustafa / File Photo)
Netanyahu reiterated that Israel would not tolerate any violation of the agreement between the two sides, stating that he would continue to push for the return of all the hostages, dead or living.
Similarly, the White House issued a statement on Sunday afternoon, stating that the arrangements between Israel and Lebanon would be monitored by the US and will be effective by 18 February 2025.
The statement said, “The Lebanese government, the Israeli government and the United States government will also start dialogue for the return of Lebanese prisoners after October 7, 2023.”
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President Donald Trump joined hands with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on 26 July at Trump’s Mar-e-Lago Estate. (Amos Ben-Gesom (GPO) / Handout / Anadolu Getty Image)
The agreement between Israel and Hamas comes after the former accused changing the order of the hostages, which he planned to release. As a result, Israeli forces stopped thousands of Palestinians from returning to northern Gaza.
The Israeli forces also announced on Friday that they would not return from the southern Lebanon as a ceasefire requires until the Lebanese government fully implements its responsibilities. According to the agreement, both groups were expected to withdraw by Sunday.
The IDF wrote in a statement on Sunday, “IDF soldiers working in the southern Lebanon removed warning shots to overcome the dangers in many areas, where the identity of the suspects had reached the soldiers.”
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President Donald Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his Mar-e-Lago Estate in July. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
President Donald Trump arose to Egypt and Jordan to call Egypt and Jordan to accept refugees to “clean” the region.
Trump said, “I would like to take Egypt to people.” “You are probably talking about one million and one and a half people, and we just clean the whole thing and say,” You know, it’s finished. “
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Trump said that he praised Jordan for accepting the Palestinian refugees, but he said to the king: “I would like to take you more, because I am looking at the entire Gaza Strip, and it’s a mess. It is a mess. Is a real mess.
Anders Hagstrom of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
