15: 20 • Updated 15:43
The Egypt TV channel reports that Egypt and Qatar have succeeded in ensuring the rest of the Israeli and Palestinian hostage prisoners on Saturday.
The leader of the extremist Hamas Khalil al–Hayya says Hamas will release four hostages on Thursday. Israel has confirmed that it has been prepared to receive them.
In addition, according to Al-Hayya, Hamas will release six surviving hostages on Saturday.
Since these exemptions, Hamas has completed all the unmarried prisoners agreed in the first phase of Gaza’s ceasefire agreement.
In the first phase of the agreement, the extreme organization Hamas was expected to release a total of 33 hostages.
In front of the second phase of the ceasefire agreement
Israel and the extremist Hamas have not yet begun negotiations on the second phase of the ceasefire agreement.
On Tuesday, Hamas Director Al-Hayya indicated that the extremist organization was immediately ready to participate in the negotiations of the second phase.
On Tuesday, Israel also announced that it would start negotiations for the second phase The Jerusalem Post.
In the second phase, Hamas would release dozens of hostages in exchange for a permanent ceasefire and Israel’s withdrawal.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar wants the discussions to agree on Gaza’s full demilitarization, says Jerusalem PostI.
The story is updated.
Sources: AFP, AP, Reuters