Israel accused, on Saturday, Hamas of violating the terms of the ceasefire agreement due to a hostage of civilians that were supposed to be released in a batch of the day.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will not allow the Palestinians to enter the northern Gaza Strip before resolving a hostage of civilians that were expected to be released today, Saturday.

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Two sources in Hamas later said that Jews are "alive and healthy", and it will be released next Saturday.

The Israeli army spokesman, Avikhai Adraei, in a post on "X", accused Hamas of not adhering to the ceasefire agreement with Israel of release of Israeli civilians first. 

For its part, Hamas accused Israel of being reluctant to implement the conditions for the ceasefire of preventing the Palestinian displaced from returning to the northern Gaza Strip, warning that such delays may have "repercussions" in the following stages of the agreement.

The movement said in a statement that the Israeli army is still closing the Rashid Street and preventing the return of the displaced infantry from the south to the north.

Hamas released, on Saturday, four Israeli hostages that were detained in the Gaza Strip, while the Israeli authorities released 200 Palestinian detainees in the framework of the armistice agreement that began to be implemented a week ago, so that the celebrations of Tel Aviv and Ramallah perfect.

The four hostages rose to a platform in Gaza City amid a large crowd of Palestinians, surrounded by dozens of militants of the movement. We have in their hands and smiled before heading to the cars of the International Committee of the Red Cross, which handed them over to the Israeli forces.

buses carrying the released Palestinians were seen leaving the Ofer Military Prison in the West Bank, shortly after the release of the hostages. The Israeli Prison Authority said that all 200 detainees were released.

And the release of prisoners and hostages was release in a state of joy by the Israelis who gathered in Tel Aviv and the Palestinians in Ramallah.

This exchange process is the second since the ceasefire began last Sunday. The first operation included the release of three Israeli hostages, compared to 90 Palestinian prisoners.

The ceasefire agreement entered into force after intermittent negotiations for months in which Qatar and Egypt mediated and supported the United States, and the fighting was suspended for the first time since a short truce that did not last for a week in November 2023, during which almost half of the hostages were released.

After the first stage of the ceasefire agreement, the two sides will negotiate the exchange of the rest of the hostages, including men of military service age, and the withdrawal of the Israeli forces from Gaza. But this agreement is not guaranteed at all.

According to the Israeli authorities, there are still 90 hostages in Gaza after the release of the four hostages today. Israel had previously announced the killing of about a third of the hostages. It is scheduled to release 26 other hostages in the first stage.