HAMAS has released all Israeli hostages

According to reports, Hamas no longer holds any living Israeli hostages. The transfer of the bodies of the deceased is expected later, as reported by the television channel. Official sources, such as the Israel Defense Forces and the Red Cross, have not yet confirmed this information.

Hostage Release

This morning, Hamas released a group of seven people who arrived in Israel. Among them are Gali and Ziv Berman, Matan Angrest, Alon Ohel, Omri Miran, Eitan Mor, and Guy Gilboa-Dallal.

Before the exchange, a list of 20 names was published, matching Israeli data. It included Bar Kupershtein, Evyatar David, Yosef-Chaim Ohana, and others. This step was an important stage in the complex negotiations.

Trump’s Plan and International Efforts

Donald Trump’s peace plan for the Gaza Strip, recently presented, includes 20 points. It provides for the creation of an international “Peace Council” to oversee the work of the Palestinian Committee. Since October 6, negotiations have been ongoing in Egypt with the participation of Israel, Hamas, Egypt, the USA, and Qatar.

First Phase of the Plan

On October 9, Trump announced an agreement: Israeli troops will withdraw, leaving 53% of Gaza’s territory under control. Hamas must release 48 Israeli hostages within three days.

Today, the “Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh” will be held in Egypt, dedicated to resolving the situation in the Middle East. The participation of leaders from more than 20 countries is expected, highlighting the importance of international cooperation on this issue.

These events

underscore the complexity and multilayered nature of the conflict, where every action has far-reaching consequences. The interaction of international players and local forces creates a unique dynamic that requires a careful approach and delicate balance. The conclusion of negotiations may mark the beginning of a new stage in the region’s history.