Hamas releases all living Israeli captives

Pars Today – Under the Gaza ceasefire agreement reached in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, Hamas has released all living Israeli prisoners.

Israel’s Channel 13 reported that, on Monday, Hamas released all living Israeli prisoners in two stages under the first-phase agreement of the ceasefire negotiations. According to Pars Today, resistance forces handed over 7 prisoners in the first stage and 13 in the second to the International Red Cross.

Zionist sources also confirmed that during these two stages of the prisoner exchange, all 20 living Israeli captives were received from the Red Cross.

The sources also added that the first group of Israeli prisoners has been received, while the second group is on their way to the Occupied Territories.

Israel’s medical organization announced that the prisoners received from the Red Cross are in full health.

Meanwhile, Reuters, citing an official source, reported that all 1,966 Palestinian prisoners scheduled for release on Monday as part of the prisoner exchange with Israel have boarded buses inside Israeli prisons.

However, Palestinian news sources report significant uncertainty regarding the list of Palestinian prisoners slated for release from Israeli prisons. Contrary to the agreement, Israel has reportedly manipulated the list and is attempting to prevent the release of some prominent figures of the Gaza resistance.