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The first Palestinians who travel from Gaza to Egypt through the newly reopened Rafah Crossing are also expected on Saturday
The Palestinian militants of Hamas release the Israeli soldier Agam Berger, held in Gaza from the deadly attack of October 7, 2023, as part of a high fire and a prisoner exchange agreement between Hamas and Israel, in Jabralia, in the Strip in northern Gaza. (Image: Reuters)
The Palestinian militant group Hamas is expected to give three Israelis on Saturday, in the last stage of a gradual hostage exchange for Palestinian prisoners under a truce destined to open the way to finish the 15 -month war in Gaza.
The three Israeli include Yarden Bibas, father of the two younger hostages, Baby Kfir, only 9 months of age when he was kidnapped by Hamas -led gunmen on October 7, 2023, and Ariel, who was 4 years old at the time of The cross. Border attack
Hamas said in November 2023 that the children and his mother Shiri, who were taken at the same time, were killed in an Israeli air attack. There has been no news about them since then.
Kalderón Dual de Dual Nacional Siegel and Dual National National of the United States and Israeli will also be part of the exchange for 182 Palestinian prisoners and detainees, Hamas said.
It is also expected that on Saturday he will see the first Palestinians who travel from Gaza to Egypt through the Rafah crossing recently reopened. Initially it will open for 50 injured militants and 50 injured civilians, along with the people who escort them, with another 100 people, most likely students, probably allowed for humanitarian reasons.
Fifteen of the 33 hostages that must be released in the first stage of the high fire have been released so far in exchange for 400 Palestinian prisoners and detainees.
The negotiations will begin before Tuesday by agreements for the release of more than 60 remaining hostages and the withdrawal of the Israeli troops of Gaza in a second phase of the agreement.
The high six -week fire, agreed with the Egyptian mediators and Qatar and backed by the United States, has so far remained on the road despite a series of incidents that have led both parties to accuse the Another of violating the agreement.
Hamas’ attack on October 7, 2023 killed about 1,200 people and took more than 250 hostages, according to Israeli figures.
Israel’s campaign in response has destroyed much of the densely populated Gaza strip and killed more than 47,000 Palestinians, according to Palestinian health authorities.
(This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a FEED -Reuters Union News Agency)
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