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Hamas Announced The Names Of 3 Hostages For Release

Israeli forces launched an attack on northern Gaza after the ceasefire agreement was delayed

Hamas cited ‘technical difficulties’ in releasing a list of potential hostages to be released under the terms of the ceasefire agreement. Finally the names of three hostages who will be released by the organization have been announced. According to the conditions of the hostage release agreement, we have decided to release three people today, said Abu Obeida, a spokesman for the Qassem Brigades, the armed wing of Hamas. They are Romi Gonen (24), Emily Damari (28) and Doron Satanbar Khair (31).

The Hamas spokesman said in a telegram post today that this initiative will open the way for the implementation of the cease-fire agreement, which has been stalled for several hours.

The ceasefire was supposed to take effect at 8:30 a.m. local time in Gaza on Sunday. But it didn’t happen. Hamas does not list Israeli hostages – Israel is delaying the implementation of the ceasefire.

On the contrary, Israel attacked Gaza after this period. At least 10 Palestinians were killed in the attack. In addition, more than 25 Palestinians were injured in today’s attack.

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