Israel says eight captives that will be released on Thursday under a Gaza truce deal | Israel-Palestine News of Conflict

Five Thai citizens and three Israeli souls held by Palestinian armed groups in Gaza will be released on Thursday under the Israeli Fire Termination Agreement, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.

Netanyahu's service on Wednesday said that Arbel Yehud, Agam Berger and Gadi Moses would be released on Thursday with five Thai citizens whose names were not released.

Thehe Fire Termination Agreement Between Israel and Hamas, who came into force on January 19, depends on the exchange of Israeli captives held by Palestinian groups in Gaza for Palestinians held in Israeli prisons.

So far, Hamas has released seven captives, with 290 Palestinian prisoners being released in return.

Bitter

In Northern Gaza, thousands of displaced Palestinians continued to return to their homes on Wednesday. More than 500,000 Palestinians have made the trip For North Gaza, in the last 72 hours after the military in Israel opened points for the passage under the fire termination agreement, the Gaza Gaza Government office said.

“I am happy to have returned to my home,” said Sif al-Din, who returned to North Gaza, but had to sleep in a tent next to the ruins of his house, “AFP agency told.

Mona Abu Aatra managed to travel from Central Gaza to Gaza, although she has not yet appreciated the full degree of impact of war on her home.

“We returned to Gaza with nothing and there is no drinking water. Most streets are still blocked by the ruins of destroyed homes, “the 20-year-old said.

Abu Aatra expressed relief when he reunited with her family.

“This is the first night we are together again, I, my mother and my father. Last night we gathered with my three brothers who were here in Gaza. “

Considering from the city of Gaza, Hani Mahmoud from Al Jazeera said that many families have returned to homes that are seriously damaged.

“The joy of returning to Northern Gaza faded in the face of the huge heartbeat and disappointment.”

“There are no rescue lines (in northern gas). Water and food are only available in very limited quantities, not enough (to provide) the large number of people who return to their destroyed homes, “he added.

Allegations of help

Ever since the cessation of the fire came into force, Israeli trucks have also been allowed to help in Gaza, destroyed by war.

But two Hamas senior officials have accused Israel of delaying supplies for help, one citing that elements of the keys to restore gas such as fuel, tents, heavy machines and other equipment.

“According to the agreement, these materials were supposed to enter the first week of fire termination,” an employee said.

Israeli spokesman for the coordinator of government activities in the territories, the body of the Ministry of Defense, which controls civil cases in the Palestinian territories, said Hamas's accusations were “completely fake news”.

Between Sunday and Wednesday, “3000 trucks entered Gaza,” the spokesman said. “The agreement says it should be 4,200 in seven days.”

A Turkish ship arrived at the port of Egypt El Arish, according to AFP news agency, containing 871 tonnes of humanitarian aid, 300 energy generators, 20 portable toilets, 10 460 tents and 14 350 blankets.

While deliveries add to hundreds of trucks of help that have entered the gas during the end of the fire, the assistants of the aid say that it does not yet meet the needs of the war -torn population.

In the meantime, Israel is ready to implement the UN Aid Agency for Palestinian Refugee Assistance Agency (UNRWA) in Israel on Thursday. Unrwa's offices and staff play a major role in the provision of health care and education to Palestinians, including those who live in Gaza.

Considering Aman, Jordan, Laura Khan of Al Jazeera said the ban could have a “devastating” effect on the Gaza Agency's operations.

“According to analysts, the most devastating consequences will be in gas. They already have more than a million tonnes of help waiting outside the gas to be sent to the Gaza strip, “she said.

Within the Gaza, Unrwa offers Free primary and secondary education of 294 086 children in Gaza or half of all students in the enclave.

The UN Agency also offers free primary health care and health services for the mother and children of 1.2 million people in Gaza – more than half of the population and provides food for 1.13 million people in the enclave.