Hamas frees Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners under Trump's Gaza ceasefire deal
Under the ceasefire, Israel will release over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners while Hamas frees 20 remaining hostages, marking a key step toward easing conflict and enabling humanitarian aid.
- Hamas announced it will release all remaining Israelis kidnapped on October 7, 2023, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.
- The exchange will involve 20 living hostages for over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners, according to Hamas.
- Israel is set to free nearly 2,000 Palestinian detainees later today as part of the agreement.
- The Red Cross charity is receiving the 20 living hostages being released by Hamas.
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Middle East receives Gaza peace plan with cautious optimism as cracks appear
The cold, harsh realities of the Gaza war and the prospect of an ongoing conflict loomed over the Middle East Tuesday, just a day after the region rejoiced at the release of hostages and President Trump's celebratory signing of the major Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal.
Palestinians in Gaza react to ceasefire with relief, fear, uncertainty
After two years of genocide, starvation, and forced displacement—with more than 67,000 killed and 169,000 wounded—President Donald Trump declared on Monday, “The war is over.” Palestinians in Gaza have long waited to hear those words. The 20 remaining Israeli hostages were released on Sunday under a ceasefire deal led by the U.S. alongside other mediating nations. Israel also began freeing more than 1,700 Palestinian prisoners. The plan calls f…
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'Now the rebuilding begins,' says Trump as he signs Gaza peace plan
US President Donald Trump and the leaders of Egypt, Qatar and Turkey have signed a declaration for bringing peace to Gaza at a summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el- Sheikh.”A new and beautiful day is rising and now the rebuilding begins,” said Trump, praising regional leaders who helped cement the truce between Israel and Hamas.Earlier, in his address to the Israeli parliament, the Knesset, the president told cheering lawmakers that “the lo…
VP Vance reveals US troops will not be deployed to Israel, Gaza amid peace deal
Vice President J.D. Vance confirmed on Sunday that President Donald Trump is not planning to deploy “boots on the ground” in Israel or Gaza following the historic peace deal between Israel and Hamas. During a Sunday interview appearance on an episode of “Meet The Press” on NBC News, Vance clarified the Trump administration’s plans to have U.S. Central Command monitor the fulfillment of the peace deal between Israel and Hamas after a report cited…
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