Hamas designated four Israeli captives to be released in the latest ceasefire exchange news and Palestine conflict news

Hamas said that four female soldiers would exchange Palestinian prisoners on Saturday.

Hamas announced that in the second exchange under the Gagosa ceasefire agreement, four Israeli female soldiers would be released in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.

According to a brief statement issued by the Hamas Armed Speaker Abu Obeida on Friday, the soldiers who were about to be released include Lily Albag, Karina Ariyev, Daniel Gilbia and Na Ma Liva.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Neitana's office confirmed that the list has been received from the mediation staff. Israel said in a statement that it will respond later.

The exchange is expected to start on Saturday afternoon. On the first day of the ceasefire on Sunday, three Israeli women and 90 Palestine prisoners were released. This is the first time for more than a year.

Officials said that during the first six weeks of Gagosa's ceasefire, Israel agreed to release 50 Palestinian prisoners for each female soldier.

This means that 200 Palestinian prisoners will be released this weekend in exchange for four Israelis.

However, some Israeli media reports say that the list does not match the ceasefire clauses, and Israel has been looking forward to some civilians in the latest list.

“As part of the first stage of the agreement, Israel hopes to release civilians first, then soldiers, and then those who are considered to be serious,” reported from Ham Duch Sullot, a Peninsula TV station.

Israel said that since the release of three women on Sunday and the lack of corpses for 10 years of missing Israeli soldiers, 94 Israelis and foreigners have been detained in Gaza.

The ceasefire was reached by the off -Argument of Qatar and Egypt and the support of the United States for several months. This was the first time that the ceasefire had stopped fighting in November 2023.

In the first stage, Hamas agreed to release 33 captives in exchange for hundreds of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons.

In the subsequent stage, the two sides will negotiate the remaining captives and the Israeli army withdrawn from Gaza. After 15 months of fighting and bombing of Israel, most of Gaza has become ruins.

Since October 7, 2023, Israel's war on Gasha has killed at least 47,283 Palestinian and 111,472 people were injured. The attack of Hamas's leadership that day killed at least 1,139 people in Israel and more than 200 people were captured.