Most of the 50 hostages that the Palestinian militant group Hamas agreed to release after making a deal with Israel are foreign nationals. This was reported by the Al Jazeera TV channel, citing Abu Marzuk, deputy chairman of the Hamas Politburo. RIA News.
“Most of the 50 detainees to be released are foreign nationals,” a Hamas spokesman told the television channel.
November 22 Israel and Hamas To agree about a humanitarian pause and the release of some hostages. The first phase of the agreement calls for a four-day ceasefire and the exchange of 50 prisoners held in Gaza for 150 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons. In the second phase, it is possible that more people will be released; The ceasefire will be extended by one day for every 10 hostages released. Hamas promised to release two captured Russian women immediately after the end of hostilities.
Russians who previously fled the Gaza Strip said about life in a war zone.