Bethlehem - Saba:
News reports has revealed that mediators between the Zionist enemy and the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas are working to release six living prisoners in the first phase of the deal.
According to Ma'an News Agency on Thursday, this was reported in the Wall Street Journal.
Mediators between the Zionist enemy and Hamas movement are working, at the enemy's request, to accelerate the release of the six living prisoners included in the first phase of the deal and who will remain in captivity after the next round on Saturday, when three additional Zionist prisoners are expected to be released.
A report based on sources among the mediators claimed that the Zionist enemy also asked the mediators to add additional prisoners to the original list of 33 names for phase (A), but the newspaper confirmed that it is unclear whether Hamas will comply with this request.
It is noteworthy that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip entered into force on January 19, and since its entry into force, a number of citizens have been killed and injured in various parts of the Strip.
News reports has revealed that mediators between the Zionist enemy and the Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas are working to release six living prisoners in the first phase of the deal.
According to Ma'an News Agency on Thursday, this was reported in the Wall Street Journal.
Mediators between the Zionist enemy and Hamas movement are working, at the enemy's request, to accelerate the release of the six living prisoners included in the first phase of the deal and who will remain in captivity after the next round on Saturday, when three additional Zionist prisoners are expected to be released.
A report based on sources among the mediators claimed that the Zionist enemy also asked the mediators to add additional prisoners to the original list of 33 names for phase (A), but the newspaper confirmed that it is unclear whether Hamas will comply with this request.
It is noteworthy that the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip entered into force on January 19, and since its entry into force, a number of citizens have been killed and injured in various parts of the Strip.