Hamas and Israel are scheduled to exchange the fifth prisoner under the ceasefire deal in Gaza Israeli conflict news

Hamas is preparing to release three Israeli prisoners detained in Gaza, compared to 183 Palestinian prisoners, which were detained by Israel.

The exchange of prisoners, scheduled to happen on Saturday morning, is the fifth exchange until now in light of the ceasefire deal in Gaza, which appears Increasingly Amid the President’s proposal to the United States, Donald Trump, by force the Palestinians by force the pocket.

Hamas and Israel confirmed that three civilian men – Elie Charrabi, 52 years old, or Levi, 34, and Wawad Bin Ami, will be released on Saturday under the first agreed phase of truceThat lasts until early March.

A stage has been established in the Monastery of Justice in the center of Gaza before the issuance, which will witness the prisoners who were handed over to the International Committee of the Red Cross. “We are the flood, we are the next day in the war,” says banners on the stage.

Footage of the island showed Hamas fighters gathered on the site.

Preparations in the Gaza Strip to deliver 3 Israeli prisoners within the ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreement#Al Jazeera #News pic.twitter.com/wdxjmjstd

– Al -Jazeera Palestine (@Aja_palestine) February 8, 2025

Sararabi and Bin Amy were taken from Kibbutz BBerry, an agricultural society targeted by Hamas during his attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 250 people were taken. Levy was kidnapped from the Nova Music Festival.

Israel is scheduled to launch 183 Palestinian prisoners, including senior Hamas figures, between the ages of 20 and 61 on the same day. Seven to Egypt will be transferred before more deportation.

Among those who were identified to release the iyad Abu Shakhdam, 49, who was imprisoned nearly 21 years ago because of his involvement in Hamas’s attacks on Israel in the Palestinian uprising in the early first decade of the twentieth century.

Another is Jamal Al -Tawil, a prominent politician in Hamas in the occupied West Bank and the former mayor of the village, near Ramallah, who spent nearly two decades inside and outside the Israeli detention.

After his arrest in 2021, Al -Taweel was detained in administrative detention, which is a six -month renewable period in which the suspects were held without a charge or trial.

Overnight, the Israeli army was said to have made raids across the occupied West Bank in the homes of the Palestinian family who were released.

⬅️ A scene from the arrest of the occupation forces, dozens of young men during the storming of the town of Azzun, east of Qalqilya yesterday evening pic.twitter.com/sojrz7wjdo

– The Palestinian Media Center (@palinfoar) February 7, 2025

The Palestinian Information Center said that the houses in the village of Deir Nidham, northwest of Ramallah were among the goals, while “dozens” of people were arrested in the city of Salia.

The second stage is unclear

The first stage of 42 days of the ceasefire agreement, which calls for 33 Israeli prisoners and about 2000 Palestinian prisoners, has been detained so far despite a stir on Trump an offer To purify Gaza from its residents and take over the region.

So far, 18 Israeli prisoners and 550 Palestinian prisoners have been exchanged. But it is frightening that the Trump plan will hold the talks during the second and most difficult stage, when the remaining prisoners ’enthusiasm will launch a permanent ceasefire.

However, it is believed that the armed group has a little motivation to abandon this leverage in the event of the possibility that the United States and Israel will begin the ethnic cleansing of the pocket.

The third stage of the agreement calls for the rebuilding of Gaza, but US officials have also raised great doubts about that now.

The first stage of the ceasefire also includes the return of the Palestinians to the north of Gaza and an increase in humanitarian aid to the region. Last week, the wounded Palestinians allowed Gaza to leave Egypt for the first time since May.

More than 100 prisoners who were taken by Hamas were released during a week’s ceasefire in November 2023. However, more than 70 in Gaza remains, at least, a third is believed to have died.

It is not clear whether Israel and Hamas have begun negotiating the second stage, and it is feared that the destroyed war, which killed more than 61,709 people in Gaza, is now a figure that now includes at least 142222222222222222222222 in early March.