Hamas freed 12 people

There was a four-day humanitarian pause in the fighting between Israel and Hamas, which began on October 7.

Just when the prisoner exchange was expected to take place within the scope of the agreement, it was announced that Hamas had released 12 Thai workers.

Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said in a statement on her social media account: “Security officials and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have confirmed that 12 Thai hostages have been released. “Embassy officials are on their way to pick you up within the hour.” Thavisin gave the message that details about the captives would be conveyed later.

“THE HOSTAGES WERE DELIVERED TO THE RED CROSS”

Israeli media announced that the hostages were handed over to the Red Cross and were heading to the border.

ISRAEL FIRE GAS ON THOSE WHO WAITED

The Israeli army dispersed Palestinians waiting in front of Ofer prison, where 39 Palestinian prisoners, including 24 women and 15 children, were taken to be released, with tear gas bombs. The Palestinians responded by throwing stones at the Israeli forces.

HOW WILL THE EXCHANGE BE CARRIED OUT?

The agreement regarding a four-day humanitarian pause in the fighting between Israel and Hamas came into force on Friday, November 24 at 7:00 a.m. (08:00 GMT). Under the deal, 150 Palestinians in Israeli prisons will be released in exchange for 50 Israeli prisoners held by Hamas. Among the captives to be freed are women and children from both sides.

According to the agreement reached between the parties, 13 Israeli women and children will be released on the first day. In exchange, Israel will release 39 Palestinian prisoners.

The Palestinian prisoners are expected to be released after the Israeli prisoners in Gaza are taken.

DETAILS COMING SOON…