Summary
Israel announced that it expects all hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip to be released on Monday as part of a ceasefire agreement. In return, Israel plans to release around 2,000 Palestinian detainees. Additionally, aid deliveries into Gaza are set to increase significantly.
Key Facts
- Israel expects 20 hostages in Gaza to be released on Monday.
- Israel plans to release about 2,000 Palestinian detainees following the hostage release.
- An international task force will work to locate bodies of any hostages not returned.
- Israel prepares to receive and identify 28 hostages believed to be dead.
- Humanitarian aid to Gaza is expected to rise to 600 trucks per day as part of the ceasefire deal.
- Egypt is sending 400 aid trucks into Gaza with medical supplies and food.
- The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's future operations remain uncertain amidst these developments.
