The Israeli government is suspending “upon” the release of Palestinian prisoners following Israeli leadership allegations of “pandemonium” in Han Younes, in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, during the liberation of two Israeli rifles. and the Israeli television network Channel 12.
Channel 12 reported that Palestinian prisoners, expected to be released from Israeli prisons under the Israel/Hamas agreement, had boarded buses ready to depart when detainees were ordered to get off the buses.
This development comes after the Israeli side’s fierce allegations of chaotic conditions that prevailed earlier today during the release of hostages in Han Younes, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak of “shocking scenes”.
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The seven hostages released to Israel arrived in Israel
Earlier, the Israeli army announced that it had received seven more hostages, including five foreign nationals from the Red Cross International Committee, after more than three hours of chaos that prevailed during their liberation process in the southern part of its strip.
“The seven hostages released are now accompanied by the Special Forces of the (Army) and its forces (Sin Beth, Internal Security Service) on their return to Israeli territory, where they will undergo a first medical examination,” according to the announcement. .
The Israeli army had previously announced that Agam Berger, the Israeli hostage released in the morning from Hamas to Jambalia, in the northern part of the Gaza Strip, was transported by helicopter to Israeli hospital Medical care “and would be with the rest of her family”.
Earlier, Reuters reported Israel’s Channel 12 television network that the Israeli hostages Arbel Gehud and Gandhi Mozes both surrendered to the Red Cross. In television shots from Gehud’s tradition to the Red Cross, the Israeli hostage seemed surrounded by a growing multitude of people and armed Palestinian fighters at the point of the bombed house in the town of Han Yunis, in the southern part of the Gaza Str. Sinuar, who was killed by Israel.
Dozens of fighters had gathered at the point in a strong reminder that Hamas, who had vowed to eliminate Israel, still has a strong presence in Gaza, despite her fierce bombardment from the most advanced army in the Middle East for over 15 months.
“All the leaders’ murder do is for people to become stronger and more stubbornly,” said Hamas Hamas official Sami Abu Zu, referring to Sinuar.
