Hamas launches three Israeli prisoners and holds a fragile ceasefire Israeli conflict news

Israel is scheduled to return 369 Palestinian prisoners detained in Israeli prisons as part of the sixth stage of the stock exchange.

The Palestinian group issued Hamas Three other Israeli prisoners In the Gaza Strip, where the sixth stock exchange of this previously pushed forward days after the tense negotiations that threatened to retract the unstable ceasefire.

The three prisoners-who were determined as Israeli Israelis Dickel Chen, the Russian-Israeli Russian Sasha Trovanov, and the Israeli Argentine Yer Horn-to members of the International Committee of the Red Cross during a short ceremony on Saturday in Southern Gaza in Gaza Khan Yunis.

The three were among those whom Hamas took after his attack on October 7 on southern Israel.

Dickel Chen, Truvanov and Horne were seen holding certificates to release them and the maps of Palestine. They were transferred to Israel for medical examinations before reunification with their families.

With the delivery of Saturday, the number of prisoners issued by Hamas Palestinian Islamic jihad It has reached 25 since the ceasefire began on January 19.

Dozens of militants and Islamic jihad fighters guarded the field, where the delivery occurred.

Hundreds of civilians, including women, children and the elderly, gathered behind the security cordon in an attempt to see the release.

Trek Abu Azoum from Al -Jazeera, who is from the site in Khan Yunis, described the preparations for the release as “very coordinated” and “characterized by a strict security protocol and a symbolic offer of power.”

“What will happen next?”

This is the second time that Khan Yunis has been used to launch the prisoners.

In exchange for the three prisoners, Israel is scheduled to return 369 Palestinian prisoners who were detained in Israeli prisons, Most of them without any fees or convictions. It is the largest number of Palestinians who have been released since the start of the ceasefire.

Most of the prisoners in Gaza have been arrested and will be returned to the besieged pocket. About 10 will be issued in the occupied West Bank, and one in occupied East Jerusalem, and 25 will be sent to Gaza or Egypt.

Mohanad Silom of the Doha Graduate Studies Institute for Al -Jazeera has so far said that both sides have been trying to hold on to adhere to the agreement.

“The difficult negotiations will be what comes after the first stage. While focusing on the release of the hostages, the main question should be what will happen the next day?” He said.

“What we see now is that Hamas is committed to the end of the deal. Israel is more insulting to it, which indicates that it may not adhere to the second stage.”

“Every Israeli is glued to their TV,” said URI Dromi, a retired Israeli saying.

He said to Al -Jazeera from Tel Aviv: “At the same time, people look beyond the current event and ask themselves here about what will happen in Gaza the next day.”

In reference to the proposal of US President Donald Trump to remove all Palestinians from Gaza, he said: “I hope to see some change in the region – some better future for the people of Gaza. As long as Hamas and Islamic jihad are withdrawing the strings there, this will not happen.”

Trump’s proposal to remove the Palestinians was by force She rejected By Palestinian groups and countries in the region.