Four Israeli soldiers issued by Hamas from Gaza as part of the ceasefire Israeli conflict news

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Israel is expected to fire dozens of Palestinians held in Israeli prisons as part of the ceasefire deal.

Hamas issued four Israeli soldiers who were held in Gaza as part of the ceasefire agreement, and handed them over to Red Cross officials in Palestine Square in Gaza City.

In exchange for the second edition of the prisoners on Saturday, Israel is expected to launch 200 Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons.

Before the release, dozens of convincing enthusiasm and Islamic jihad fighters gathered in the square, where a large crowd gathered.

In addition to hundreds of Hamas members, other Palestinian factions, including Palestinian Islamic Jihad, were also present at the site.

Red Cross representatives and Hamas fighter were seen signing documents before the release.

The enthusiasm of the four Israeli soldiers, such as Karina Ariev, Daniela Gilboa, Dana Levy and Liri Albaj. The four prisoners, who were in the Israeli military uniform, waved the crowd while they were released.

Ibrahim Al -Khaleeji, who informs the island from Palestine Square, described the release as a “historic moment.”

Later on Saturday, the Israeli army confirmed that it had received soldiers launched from the Red Cross, adding that they would undergo a medical evaluation.

The army said in a statement, “The four returning hostages are currently accompanying special forces of the Israeli army (the Israeli army) and ISA forces (the security agency) upon their return to Israeli territory, where they will be subject to a preliminary medical evaluation,” the army said in a statement.

In a televised message, Israeli spokesman Daniel Hajari said that the government’s mission “will not end until all the prisoners will return home.”

“Today, we salute and locked them (the prisoners) and their families because they did not reunite them now after a long time.”

In the coming hours, Israel is also expected to launch 200 Palestinian prisoners from Uri prison in the occupied West Bank and Kitziots in the Negif Desert.

A total of 121 prisoners, are expected to be released, spend the provisions of life, while spending 79 long sentences. A prisoner is 69 years old while you are only 15 years old.

Of the total number to be released, 70 is scheduled to be deported outside Gaza and the occupied West Bank.

Egypt is expected to receive those who are deported for 48 hours, and therefore they will be deported to Tunisia, Algeria and Turkey, which all agreed to receive.

As part of the deal, the Israeli forces are expected to withdraw from the Netzarim Corridor, allowing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians displaced to return to their homes in northern Gaza.

Israel is also expected to open the Rafah crossing in the south to get more humanitarian aid and other commercial supplies to enter.

Khodri Al -Jazeera Al -Khalaf, who was reported by the Burij Refugee camp in Gaza, said that many Palestinians consider the exchange of prisoners and prisoners on Saturday more important because it will pave the way for their return to northern Gaza.

Khodri quoted sources as saying that many of the displaced Palestinians were already flowing near the Gaza Valley area, where they arrived in the north starting on Sunday.