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International mediators resolved disputes over the fragile ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon late Sunday, after the clashes that included the Israeli army and civilians who threatened to undermine both agreement.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced that Hamas will issue three hostages in Gaza on Thursday, including Erbul Yawood, and resolving the first main crisis of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, which entered into force one week ago.
On the other hand, Israel will allow the Palestinians displaced in Gaza to return to their homes in the north of the broken lands that start on Monday.
The issue of the release of Jews was tired of the truce in which the United States mediated between Israel and Hamas, despite its release Saturday Among the four Israeli soldiers from Gaza, and 200 Palestinian prisoners of Israeli prisons.
Israeli officials claimed that Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that controls Gaza, violated the agreement when it launched the soldiers before Judaid, the last civil hostage that still believes alive in Gaza.
Israel has taken revenge on its withdrawal from the strategic NetZarim corridor, which drinks north and south of Gaza, preventing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from crossing to the northern part of the region, as is specified in the agreement.
During the weekend, the Palestinian fans gathered near the corridor, with some families sleeping abroad in the cold winter.
The Israeli army said it launched “warning footage in several gatherings of dozens of suspects who were advancing towards the forces and pose a threat to them.”
The health authorities in Gaza said that two people were killed and nine others were injured in the clashes on Sunday.
The United States and the Qatari Egyptian brokers managed to resolve the crisis by securing an additional release this Thursday, including Jehud.
The release of the weekly hostages, which will be held next Saturday, will advance as planned, as it is expected that three Israelis will be released, according to Israeli officials.
On the other hand, several hundreds of Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons will be released.
On Sunday, Hamas provided Israel with a list of the hostages remaining in captivity and is scheduled to be issued as part of the initial shooting for six weeks, with clarification whether they were alive or dead.
The war in Gaza arose in the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023 on Israel, where the group's fighters killed 1,200 people and took 250 hostages.
Israel responded with an attack in Gaza This was killed by more than 47,000 people and nurtured a humanitarian catastrophe in the region.
US President Donald Trump urged Egypt and Jordan to Take Most Gaza population, saying that the time has come to “clean” the region, but its proposal was rejected by the two Arab countries.
Meanwhile, the Trump administration announced that the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, which was reached last November through American mediation, will be extended until February 18.
The agreement has stopped more than a year of fighting between Israel and his Kzalbah, the Lebanese armed group that was attacking the Jewish state in solidarity with Hamas.
Israel Last week, she made it clear that she will not meet the deadline for two months on Sunday to withdraw its army from southern Lebanon.
Israel claimed that the deployment of the Lebanese army in the areas that its forces and Hezbollah fighters were very slow to fulfill the deadline.
With the Israeli forces carrying lands inside Lebanon, hundreds of residents were subjected to an Israeli fire while trying to return to their villages.
According to the Ministry of Health, Lebanon, 22 people were killed and 124 were injured on Sunday.
