Hamas says that it will return the body of four hostages including two children

Hamas says it will hand over the bodies of four hostages on Thursday, including two youngest people organized by Palestinian Armed Group.

Group talkctor Khalil al -Haya said that the bodies released would include Bibas families – Shiri and their young children Kefir and Ariel, who were nine months and four years old, when Hamas during the 7 October 2023 attack He was kidnapped.

His father was Yordan Released by Hamas earlier this month.

Al-Haya said that Hamas would also issue six living hostages on Saturday-the plan to release was doubled.

In turn, Israel will free all women and people under the age of 19, arrested since last October and is allowing some debris-mashdhan equipment in Gaza through the border with Egypt.

Al-Haya said in a statement that the group agreed to hand over four bodies of prisoners occupied on Thursday 20 February, including the bodies of the Bibas family.

Hamas claimed that in November 2023 he was killed in an Israeli air strike, without providing evidence. The Israeli army has not confirmed the report. Israeli officials have only said that they are seriously worried about their lives.

An Israeli official told Reuters that the deceased hostages would have to undergo identity in Israel before being nominated.

Hamas has also named two of the six Israelis released on Saturday.

They are Avera Mengistu and Hisham Al-Sayed, which were confiscated in 2014 and 2015 respectively, when they crossed their own in Gaza. The Israeli government has said that both were suffering from mental health issues at that time.

Under the first phase of the ceasefire agreement, Hamas agreed to release 33 hostages. In turn, Israel agreed to release around 1,900 Palestinian prisoners.

Negotiations on progressing in the second phase of the deal – under which the remaining surviving hostages will be released and the war will be permanently finished – it was scheduled to begin earlier this month, but has not started yet.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gidon Sar said that the talks would begin “this week”.

He said that Israel would not accept the continuous presence of “Hamas or any other terrorist organization in Gaza,” but said that the Israeli could prolong the ceasefire if the discussion was productive.

“If we see that there is a creative dialogue with a possible horizon for an agreement (then) we will make the-frame work for a long time,” said the abstract.

Currently a total of 73 hostages are being organized in Gaza – a mixture of soldiers and citizens. It also includes several Thai and Nepali citizens.

Some 251 hostages were taken by Hamas when he attacked Israel on 7 October 2023, killing around 1,200 people.

According to Gaza’s Hamas-Interested Health Ministry, Israel responded with a 15-month-old military aggressive, killing 47,460 Palestinians, and destroyed the coastal enclave.