With future of Gaza truce in doubt, more hostages and prisoners freed
During the truce, at least 10 hostages a day have been freed by Hamas in return for Israel's release of at least 30 Palestinian prisoners
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During the truce, at least 10 hostages a day have been freed by Hamas in return for Israel's release of at least 30 Palestinian prisoners
Israel and Hamas agreed at the last minute Thursday to extend their cease-fire in Gaza by another day to allow more hostages and prisoners to be released. But any further renewal of the truce, now in its seventh
Israel’s military said it was resuming combat operations in Gaza on Friday morning after the temporary truce with Hamas that had paved the way for hostage releases broke down.
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) -- Hamas began freeing Israeli hostages Thursday in exchange for the release of more Palestinian prisoners under a last-minute deal to extend their cease-fire in Gaza by another day. But any further renewal of the truce, now in its seventh day, could prove more daunting since Hamas is expected to set a higher price for many of the remaining hostages.
Israel released another group of Palestinian prisoners Friday, hours after Hamas freed additional Israeli hostages under a last-minute agreement to extend their cease-fire by another day in Gaza. But any further extension renewal, now in its eighth day, could prove more challenging as Hamas is expected to set a higher price for many of the remaining hostages.