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This is the agreement and must be adhered to,
the official told Reuters
Based on these two lists, the actual implementation will be carried out on Sunday,
Al-Fakhouri saidHonestly, my feelings are indescribable,
Boshara Amro, 21, told NBC News after her sister Jeneen was released
It would be the best present we could have for the deal to be agreed and they return home.”
Ahead of the deal, his cousin Eylon Keshet, 31, said
We miss them so much. And I am terrified, even of the best case scenario, because if they all come home alive they will come back as very broken people as we know of the hideous conditions that they're kept in.”
Eylon, of Tel Aviv, saidThey’re coming in.”
Ofri’s last ever communication with her brother was a heart-stopping text she got from him at 9:43am that day which readThere is joy and excitement [over the ceasefire] everywhere, and people think that this ceasefire will bring life back to normal. But this is not true,
Salaha said
No department in the hospital can offer any medical service,
he told Al JazeeraThis was the first time the hospital reception or the emergency department was empty,
Salaha, a general practitioner at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah in central Gaza, told Al Jazeera on MondayEvery day we received wounded people, most of them in critical condition,
he saidOctober 7 Will Remain A Source Of Pride To Our People And Our Resistance, And Will Be Passed Down From Generation To Generation,
declared al-Hayya
Israel is held at gunpoint by the Hamas terror organization and has agreed to release almost 2,000 convicted Palestinian terrorists, to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and to temporarily cease-fire in order to repatriate 33 Israeli hostages."
He continued
At least 630 trucks with humanitarian aid entered Gaza on Sunday, with at least 300 of them going to the north. There is no time to lose,
Tom Fletcher from United Nations’ Humanitarian Affairs said in a statement
What have we achieved? I have four houses and they are all flattened,
said another resident Mohammed Abu Bilal, who returned to RafahAll the prisoners being released today feel like family to us. They are part of us, even if they're not blood relatives,
Amanda Abu Sharkh, 23, told AFP
We are finally in our home. There is no home left, just rubble, but it's our home,
said Rana Mohsen, 43We're trying to reach a million people within the shortest possible time,
said its deputy executive director, Carl Skau
More families are waiting anxiously for their loved ones to come home,
said International Committee of the Red Cross president Mirjana Spoljaric, calling on all sides to "adhere to their commitments to ensure the next operations can take place safely".After 471 days Emily is finally home, ... for too many
said her mother Mandy Damari,I’m happy to report that they are in stable condition. That allows us and them to focus on what is the most important thing for now – reuniting with the families.”
A member of the hospital staff, Professor Itai Pessach, said