Fragile Gaza Truce Is Back on Track as Egypt Says It Has Received Lists for a Third Exchange

Published on November 26, 2023

DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip—The fragile cease-fire between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group appeared to be back on track Sunday after the release of a second group of hostages. Egypt said it had received new lists for an expected third release. In a separate development, Hamas announced Sunday that one of its top commanders had been killed, without saying when or how. Israel’s military confirmed it. The second exchange was delayed for hours Saturday after Hamas accused Israel of violating the agreement, which has brought the first significant pause in seven weeks of war. Hamas later released 13 Israelis and four Thais, while Israel freed 39 Palestinian prisoners....

Continue reading on website
Other news

LIVE NOW: Hamas and Israel Expected to Exchange Hostages and Prisoners as Part of Truce Deal (Nov. 26)

November 26, 2023
The Hamas terrorist group is expected to release a third group of hostages through Rafah crossing on Nov. 26. In return, Israel will release Palestinian prisoners from its jails.Live coverage includes various live shots of the Rafah crossing in Gaza, Ofer Prison in the West Bank, and an Israeli hospital where hostages expected to be released on Sunday will arrive for care....

LIVE UPDATES: Red Cross Receiving New Group of Israeli Hostages From Hamas

November 26, 2023
The latest updates on the Israel–Hamas war.The Hamas terrorist group is expected to release a third group of hostages through Rafah crossing on Nov. 26. In return, Israel will release Palestinian prisoners from its jails.Red Cross Receiving New Group of Israeli Hostages From HamasEgypt’s Al Qahera TV said on Sunday that the Red Cross has begun receiving a new group of 13 Israeli hostages and five