Hamas is released 3 other hostages in exchange for more than 300 prisoners as part of the ceasefire with Israel

Hamas issued three other hostages on Saturday for more than 300 Palestinian prisoners as part of the sensitive ceasefire agreement I arrived with Israel.

The hostages who were issued Alexander (Sasha) Truvanov, 29; Sagui Dekel-Cen, 36, and Yair Horn, 46. Troufanov has Israeli and Russian citizenship, Dickel-Chin is an Israeli-American and Horn is a dual citizen of Israel and Argentina.

The three were kidnapped by Hamas from Kibbutz Nir Oz in the terrorist group on October 7, 2023, an attack against Israel that raised The war in Gaza Now under the ceasefire.

Hamas for another American liberation on Saturday is a hostage

Hamas Alexander (Sasha) released Troponov, 29; Saji Dickel Chen, 36 years old, Wayeer Horn, 46. (Pictures presented by the hostage family forum)

Palestinian prisoners were released from Israeli prisons as part of the sensitive ceasefire agreement, which continued to keep even after the American President Donald Trump He threatened that “all hell will be erupted” if the enthusiasm of all the remaining hostages does not issue this week. Trump also said he is committed to buying, taking over and resettlement of the Palestinians elsewhere.

About 70 hostages remain in the enthusiasm. Almost all the remaining hostages, including Israeli soldiers, are men and believes that half of them have died.

According to what was reported, Egypt issued details of a plan to rebuild Gaza. There is no mention of “cooperation” with the United States

Graffiti is depicted at the Israeli separation checkpoint, in the West Bank of Bethlehem, on Friday, February 14, 2025. (AP)

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In the first stage of the ceasefire, 24 hostages and more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners were released so far. The first stage includes the release of Hamas from 33 Israeli hostages, compared to nearly 2000 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.

War can be resumed if no agreement is reached on the second most complex phase, which calls for Hamas to launch all the remaining hostages and an unspecified extension of the ceasefire.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.