A 42-day ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, starting Sunday, aims to halt Gaza’s conflict. The deal includes a significant prisoner-hostage exchange. Israel will release hundreds of Palestinian prisoners in return for 33 Israeli hostages. Mediators will monitor compliance with the ceasefire terms, with hopes for long-term peace.

Hours before a ceasefire deal is slated to go into effect in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel has still not received a list of the names of the hostages Hamas is slated to release, which could hold up the agreement. “We will not move forward with the outline until we receive a list of the hostages to be freed, as agreed,” Netanyahu says in a statement released by his office. “Israel will not tolerate violations of the agreement. The sole responsibility lies with Hamas.” The agreement states that Hamas is required to provide the names of the hostages at least 24 hours ahead of their release. n18oc_crux

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