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Israel is ready to return 369 Palestinian prisoners who are kept in Israeli prisons as part of the sixth phase of exchange.

The Palestinian Hamas Group released Three more Israeli captives In the Gaza Strip, as a sixth such exchange, it ran forward in the coming days of intense negotiations, which threatened to cancel the uncertain ceasefire.

The Three Captives-Identified As American-Israeli Sagui Dekel-Chen, Russian-Israeli Alexander Sasha Trufanov, and Argentinian-Israeli Yair Horn-Were Releaked EMONY ON Saturday in Gaza's Southern City of Khan Eunice.

All three were among those taken from Hamas after his attack on October 7 against South Israel.

Decale-blan, Trufanov and Horn were seen to carry certificates for their release and maps of Palestine. They were transported back to Israel for medical examinations before reuniting with their families.

With the transmission of Saturday the number of captives released by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic jihad It reached 25 from the beginning of the truce on January 19th.

Dozens of armed Hamas and Islamic jihad fighters kept the square where the show took place.

Hundreds of civilians, including women, children and the elderly, gathered behind the security border, trying to witness the release.

Al Jazeera's Tarek Abu Azzoum, taking into account the site in Khan Eunice, describes preparation for release as “highly coordinated” and “marked by a strict protocol for security and symbolic display of power”.

“What will happen next?”

For the second time, the location of Khan Einnis was used to release captives, our correspondent noted.

In exchange for the three captives, Israel will return 369 Palestinian prisoners who were held in Israeli prisons, Most without any fees or sentencesS This is the largest number of Palestinians to be released from the beginning of the cessation of fire.

Most of the prisoners have been arrested in Gaza and will be sent back to the siege enclave. About 10 will be released on the occupied West Coast, one in the occupied East Jerusalem, and 25 will be sent to Gaza or Egypt.

Muhanad village of the Doha Graduation Institute told Al Jazeera and two countries to terminate the fire so far are trying to adhere to the agreement.

“The difficult negotiations would be what comes after the first phase. While the focus is on the hostage of the hostages, the main question should be what will happen the next day? “He said.

“What we see now, Hamas sticks to the end of the deal. Israel is more volatile about what signals that it may not be committed to the second phase. “

Uri Domi, a retired Israeli colonel, said: “Every Israeli is glued to his television screen,” watching the show.

“At the same time, people are looking beyond the present event and wondering here what will happen in Gaza the next day,” he told Al Jazeera by Tel Aviv.

Referring to US President Donald Trump's proposal to remove all Palestinians from Gaza, he said: “I hope to see some change in the region – some better future for Gaza people. While Hamas and Islamic jihad pull the strings there, it won't happen, “Dromi said.

Trump's proposal for the violent displacement of the Palestinians was rejected from Palestinian groups and countries in the region.