Hamas released three Israeli hostages in the latest swap under delicate Trus – Times of India

In the sixth mortgage-gel, in the swap, Hamas terrorist On Saturday, the Red Cross was handed over to three Israeli hostages in the southern city of Gaza in Khan Younis. The hostages returned to Israel in exchange for more than 300 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails, which have been prepared to release.
According to an AFP news report, Israel-American Sagui Dekele-Chain, Israel-Russian Sasha Trupanov and Israel-Argentinee Yare Horn were designed to parade on stage before their release. Men, their prisoners were instructed to address the crowd before going with gift bags and certificates, Red Cross. The release, the sixth, comes after the impact of the Trus on 19 January, after the days of uncertainty, the two sides indicated on Friday that the exchange would move forward despite the increasing stress.
The army said that the hostages are now in the custody of the Israeli army.
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A choreographed handover
The handover took place at a heavy orchestrated ceremony, with about 200 Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters deployed for security. The armed wing of dozens of Hamas terrorist groups stood around a platform, impressing the people of Azedin al-Kasam Brigade, as Palestinian nationalist music.
In Tel Aviv, the large crowd gathered in the “hostage class” to see the exchange, waving the Israeli flags and holding the poster in support of the remaining detainees. Meanwhile, Palestinian prisoner club, a advocacy group, confirmed that 24 of the 369 released prisoners would be deported. Most of the other Gaza persons were arrested after 7 October.
Increasing concern over imprisonment and situations
The last week’s hostage release provoked international resentment after Freed Capules, which clearly appeared to be decaying. Former hostage Keith Sigal, an Israel-American released in the earlier exchange, described his experience as “starvation and torture, physically and emotionally described as both as physically and emotionally.” There is also concern over the treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli custody. Some were required to medical on their release in the previous swap, increasing the alarm on the condition of custody.
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Trump’s controversial plan and Arab resistance
The ceasefire is under immense tension, especially after the controversial motion by US President Donald Trump to transfer Gaza population to Egypt or Jordan to move a population of more than two million, a wide condemnable condemnable by Arab nations, widely condemned by Arab nations . For Palestinians, any forced displacement provokes the mass displacement of Palestinians “nose” or “destruction” during the construction of Israel in 1948.
In response, Saudi Arabia will host Egypt, Jordan, Katri and UAE leaders for a summit on Thursday to discuss the proposal. The Arab League has also been determined to call the issue to Cairo on 27 February to carry forward the issue. A joint statement by Christian church leaders in Jerusalem condemned the idea of ​​forced displacement, stating that Ghazan “should not be forced into exile, snatching his right to live in the land that creats the essence of his identity. “
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Charism talks and road ahead
The brocade Trus agreement by Qatar, Egypt and the United States, includes a second phase of talks to discuss steps towards ending the war. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu initially refused to engage in talks about the next phase. A Hamas officer, Taher Al-Nunu, confirmed that the discussion for the second phase is now expected to start next week in Doha. The mediators hope that the dialogue will resume in an attempt to expand the ceasefire and secure the release of the more hostages.
War toll
1,211 people were killed in Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October, most of the citizens, 251 hostages were taken to Gaza. So far, 73 hostage remain in captivity, including 35 which Israel believes that the deceased are. According to the Region’s Ministry of Health, Gaza resulted in at least 48,239 deaths as a result of Israel’s counter -subscriber military operations. The United Nations considers the figures of these casualties reliable. Stress remains, the future of ceasefire remains uncertain, caught in a crossfire of a conflict with hostages and prisoners that show no signal of clear resolution.