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The deal will reportedly free 13 hostages held by Hamas in exchange for 39 Palestinian women and minors in Israeli custody, a temporary cease-fire and pauses in drone surveillance.
In a tension-filled day, Israel also releases 39 Palestinians from its prisons as Gaza residents get relief from airstrikes
The terrorist group Hamas released their first wave of hostages, beginning a four-day exchange that has paused the violence in Gaza. Twenty-four hostages were transported out of Gaza via the Rafah border crossing on Friday, according to the Times of Israel, citing Israeli officials. At least 10 Thai nationals and 13 Israelis were released into
Palestinians released from Israeli prisons were met with celebrations on Friday evening as they returned to their hometowns and villages in Jerusalem and the West Bank.
More Israeli hostages, at least 50, are expected to be released in the next few days. In return, Israel released 39 Palestinian women and minors on Friday.