Netanyahu orders to “delay” the release of Palestinian prisoners for chaos in the release of hostages in Gaza

It requires mediators to guarantee “the safe output of hostages in the following phases” within the framework of the high -fire agreement

The Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, has ordered this Thursday “a delay” in the procedures of release of Palestinian prisoners in the framework of the high fire agreement following the chaos scenes lived during the day during the release of seven Haras-two Israeli and five Thai-by Islamic jihad in the south of the Gaza Strip.

The Netanyahu office has pointed out in a brief statement that the prime minister, “together with the Minister of Defense, Israel Katz”, has given order that “the liberation of terrorists scheduled for today is delayed until the safe exit of hostages is guaranteed in the following phases “. “Israel asks the mediators to achieve this,” he has settled.

Shortly before, Netanyahu had criticized the “shocking images during the liberation of the hostages” Arbel Yehoud and Gadi Mozes, who have been delivered to a team from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in the city of Jan Yunis with five citizens Thai, all of them kidnapped during the attacks executed on October 7, 203 against Israel.

“It is an additional proof of the inconceivable brutality of the Hamas terrorist organization,” he said. “I ask the mediators to ensure that some terrible scenes are not repeated and that they guarantee the security of our hostages. Anyone who dares to harm our hostages will pay the price,” he settled.

First of the day, the Ezzeldín al Qassam brigades had released Agam Berger, a military dedicated to supervision and surveillance, was captured during the assault against Nahal Oz’s position, with which Israeli authorities They should free dozens of Palestinians imprisoned in Israel during the day.

This will be the third exchange between Hamas and Israel within the framework of a high -in -valor fire agreement since January 19 in the Gaza Strip that contemplates the release of 33 hostages -an eighty of which they are dead, as confirmed by the last week the Israeli government- in exchange for the release of more than 1,900 Palestinian prisoners.