Previously, the Ministry published an initial list of 95 Palestinian prisoners who will be released on Sunday (in exchange for 33 Israeli hostages). However, after the announcement of the pact the list was updated, although these new prisoners would not be released this weekend, but during the development of the first phase of the agreement, which includes 42 days.
The liberation of Palestinians, part of the ceasefire
The entity’s message indicates that the release of the 95 prisoners on the first list will take place “not before” 2:00 p.m. GMT on Sunday, January 19. After a meeting of more than five hours, the Government of Israel approved the ceasefire agreement that entails this exchange of hostages.
During the first 42 days of this initial phase, the arrival of humanitarian aid and fuel will be enabled throughout the region. Gaza Stripalong with hospital rehabilitation. In this first phase, Hamas will release a total of 33 Israeli hostages in exchange for Israel’s release of an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners.
During the development of these actions, the parties will specify the details of a second and third phase.
Israel approved the truce agreement in Gaza and would begin the release of hostages on Sunday
After the approval of the Israel Security Cabinet, The full Cabinet of the government of that country – made up of 30 ministers and headed by Benjamin Netanyahu – defined the truce with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
The agreement, which came after international mediation (of Qatar, United States and Egypt)begins the path to the end of 15 months of war. The definitive end of the war will be negotiated during this first stage.
Israel’s security cabinet gave the green light to the agreement with Hamas and the release of hostages is on track
The Security Cabinet of Israel approved a ceasefire agreement and release of hostages in Gaza, after Israeli and Hamas negotiators resolved their remaining disputes. This meeting was joined by another with the full Cabinet to address specific details of the pact and its final implementation, according to the prime minister’s office. Benjamin Netanyahu.
The agreement was based on two rounds of voting before its implementation. The first, carried out by the security cabinet, a small forum of high-ranking ministers, which began yesterday, Friday at 7 in the morning. In this meetingthe Israeli security cabinet recommended that the full cabinet approve the proposed agreement.
Source: Ambito
