Israel and Hamas are currently in the 6th exchange to protect the ceasefire

Hamas released Israel’s 369 Palestinian prisoners on Saturday, 369 Palestinian prisoners were released for the stretch of the fragile ceasefire only in the Gaza Strip.

Collateral – 29, 29 Alexander Troufanov, known as Sasha; Iair horn, 46; And the 36-year-old Sagui Sagui Dekuel-Chen was still more than a few Americans in Gaza – after 16 months of spending in captivity, it was more subtle and paler. Nir Oz was abducted from Israeli border village, October 17, 2023 in 2023 in 2023 in 2023 in Gaza.

However, they were not seen as three hostages released last Saturday, the situation was asked to anger and horror in Israel.

Palestinian militants performed a show to show a show to demonstrate in despite the sixth, 2023 attacks under the first stage of the ceasefire, performed under the first stage of the ceasefire.

Dozens of armed warriors related to Hamas and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Mr. Buynov, Mr. Buynov and Mr. Dekel-Chen, a stage in the southern city of Gaza, and the leaders in the stage behind Hamas portraits.

On stage, the servicemen, Alangaiker, who is the hostage of Israeli, the mortgage of Israel, and EinaV Zangaiker, EinaV Zangaiker also demonstrated photos. It was shown with one hour of glass and words, “Time is running out”.

The militants carrying Israeli weapons, then gave Mr. Hanging clock rifles.

President Trump’s recent call to the last call of Palestinians Gaza Masse, the banner on stage “There is no migration other than Jerusalem.” Hamas – and most of the Arab world – Mr. Trump rejected the proposal to round.

Exchange can continue ceasefireat least now. But the long-term future of the peace remains uncertain. The regulation, which began in late January, will end in early March, if Israel and Hamas will agree to an extension.

The first stage of peace held several months of difficulty negotiations, and Israel and Hamas began serious talks on the next stage, and Israeli forces and the release of the remaining accommodation from Gaza. More than 70 collateral – most of them believed the dead – remain in Gaza.

After releasing the pledges on Saturday, hundreds of Israeli, Israeli flags gathered in a square in Tel Aviv, shed tears of joy when handed over to a wavy and large television screen.

Relief was a great change in the shock and anger erupted in Israel, when he left three Gaunt and apparently nutritioned hostages in Israel yesterday. This time, buyers did not make hostages to thank them.

“Three pieces returned to my heart,” said Doron Zexer, a prominent advocate for collateral. “Now the joy is exactly something.”

Viki Cohen, a Israeli soldier’s mother is still captured in Gaza, said that the happiness of the collateral is faced with the bitter and uncertainty.

“We are on the shore of the crazy roll,” said Mrs Cohen. His son Nimrod is not among the collateral expected to be released in the first stage of the ceasefire. “We do everything in our power,” he said.

Released Palestinian prisoners were sentenced to 36 lifelong life imprisonment for the attack on the Israelites. Since the start of the war, they also included more than 300 gas detained. The majority of such prisoners were not officially accused of any crime and were detained for a long time for a long time.

Israeli prison officials wore them in Arabic phrases: “We will not forget or forgive.”

The Israeli prison officers also closed the messages of some prisoners around the wrists of some prisoners.

“Eternal Nation,” a message, a well-known Hebrew statement will not forget an Arabic adaptation. “I chase my enemies and seize them.”

The participants raised the protests against the parties, the International Committee of the Cross committee was taken by the hostage and imprisonment. The Red Cross operates as a neutral intermediary in the ceasefire transfers.

“Although all transfers are repeatedly called to implement a dignified and private way, all parties, including mediators, should be done to improve future transfers,” he said.

10 of the released Palestinian prisoners were given jackets to cover the pants when the 10th prisoners arrived in Ramallah on the west coast of Israel. Hassan Oweis, a former member of Palestinian security services, was one of these prisoners. His family did not see him outside the prison because he was arrested in 2002, and was arrested during an Israeli raid in Western Bank City.

Mr Oweis then repealed several terrorism, including two armedies Two Israel killed civilians According to the notes of the Israeli court in the north of Israel in the north of the north. According to the articles, Mr. Oweis denied the charges.

To celebrate his freedom, a crowd raised Mr Bayweis to his shoulders. “We see him for the first time without a stick,” Mr. Oweis was a son of his 25-year-old son, when he was arrested. “The most valuable moment,” said Mr. Oweis’s mother Mariam.

But the mood also said, “painful and worried,” said Mrs. Oweis, 75.

OweIS family, the Israeli army, Israel’s planned attacks on the Israelites, this was transferred from their homes in Jenin, where servicemen had a large operation. Israeli soldiers hit Palestinian militants and thousands of Jen’s residents were forced to demolish the scores.

A few days ago, when the ceasefire was threatened due to the postponement of Hamas hostage release, the ceasefire seemed at risk. Israel accused Ajudici agreed to violate the agreement, including insufficient tents and other aid to Gaza.

Israel threatened that Hamas will continue the war unauthorized. Mr. Trump, Saturday was liberated by noon or “all hell giant” in the afternoon.

He said that the dispute was resolved by the Israeli and Hamas so far on Friday.

On Saturday, Mr. Trump appeared to be away from his ultimatum, “Israel will now have to manage deadlines” in social media. “The United States will return the decision they do!” wrote.

Israeli leaders said Mr. Trumman’s Ultimatum, and said they were ready to comply with the conditions of the first stage of the ceasefire.

Israeli and Hamas had to start talks in the second part of the transaction last week. However, a lull in the negotiations has created a serious concern over the future of very occupation.

Reaching the second stage, probably requires a painful discount with one side or both. Israel promised not to end the war until the end of the rule of Hamas in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may also be a political price: the right winged management coalition can break up if this vows breaks this vow.

In turn, Hamas refused to control Gaza and refuse to exile their leaders. The group will also eliminate the best insurance against the most valuable Israeli occupation, which delivers the hostages on the most valuable bargaining plugs.

To continue the ceasefire, either Israel or Hamas should be blinking most likely. So far, neither did nor the future of the fulfillment in the air.

Patrick Kingsley, Lara Jakes and Michael Levenson Contributing report.