The Islamic Jihad resistance movement says the release of Palestinian abductees from Israeli jails is the fruit of resistance fighters’ bravery and national unity.
US President Donald Trump and a number of regional leaders have signed a document on the Gaza ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, during a summit on ending the Gaza war in the Egyptian port city of Sharm el-Sheikh.
Families of many of the Palestinian prisoners being released by Israel under an exchange deal say they were shocked after they learned their loved ones would be deported to third countries.
Nearly 2,000 Palestinians, including resistance fighters who spend decades behind bars, walked free on Monday under a ceasefire deal between Hamas and the Israeli regime.
US President Donald Trump is heckled by two Israeli lawmakers during a speech at the regime’s parliament (Knesset) after boasting about supplying lethal American weapons to the criminal entity.
The Israeli prime minister’s office says Benjamin Netanyahu will not attend the Gaza peace summit in Egypt due to the “proximity of the event to the start of the holiday.”
The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry says the recent border clashes between Afghanistan and Pakistan could have consequences extending beyond the borders of the two countries.
Hamas pledged that the struggle to free Palestinian abductees will remain the nation’s highest priority, and that Palestinians will not rest until every detainee is released from Israel’s “new Nazi” jails and the occupation ends.
In the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire, 1,968 Palestinians are being freed from Israeli prisons, including some key figures, in what Hamas calls a “victory of steadfast resistance.”
Israel's Channel 12 on Monday reported that 13 Israeli captives were released in the second batch and handed over to the International Red Cross in Gaza.