The committees of the hostages, which are to be released in return for Palestinian prisoners, says Hamas – FirstPost

Hamas said that it has made an agreement with Israel to exchange hundreds of Palestinian prisoners from the exchange of hostages.

The arrangement breaks the day -long logjam between what broke out after Israel had postponed the release of Palestinian prisoners indefinitely, even after the Hamas released six hostages on Saturday.

Israel said that the Palestinians would not be released “until the publication of the next hostages would be secured without humiliation of ceremonies” – in an obvious reference to ceremonies that Hamas carries out at the time of the publication of hostages with violent images and intimidating mobs.

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After the talks in Egypt, Hamas said on Tuesday that the corpses of two hostages would be released in the coming days to secure the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, which Israel had postponed according to Reuters.

Hamas said that the corpses and prisoners are released at the same time between the two sides.

“They (Palestinian prisoners) are released at the same time as the corpses of the Israeli prisoners (hostages) to be handed over to the corresponding Palestinian women and children during the first phase” 'Gaza strip Khalil al-Hayya.

There was no corresponding statement from Israel in development.

So far, Hamas has published 34 hostages, 29 Israelis and five Thaille, in return for more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners in the first phase of the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire and Geisel Publication Agreement. The remaining hostages are to be published in the second phase.

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After the Israeli prisoners had shifted the release of Palestinian prisoners, Hamas had said that in the second phase of the deal could no longer be achieved as long as the prisoner was still delayed. Breaking the logjam indicates that the talks for the second phase can now be resumed – although Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that he has no interest in going into the second stage and instead prepares for the To resume war.

The right -wing extremist allies of Netanyahu said that they would leave the ruling coalition and make room for the collapse of its government if the deal would enter the second phase. It was reported in the Israeli media that Netanyahu has concluded a contract with right -wing extremist allied Bezalel Smotrich for the resumption of the war in Gaza after the end of the first phase, control and restriction of the flow of humanitarian aid in Gaza and the first phase. who are more difficult than the persistent presence of his party in the governing coalition in the war.