11/23/2025–|Last update: 02/23/202503:36 am (Mecca time)
Israel decided this evening to postpone the release of the seventh batch of Palestinian prisoners during the first phase of the ceasefire agreement because of what he described as violations of Hamas, while prisoners Palestinians and the Publishers Authority notice.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the decision to postpone the release of Palestinian prisoners will continue to the release of detainees without what he described as insulting decrees.
Netanyahu’s office added that “Hamas deliberately insults the dignity of prisoners and exploits them to promote political objectives”.
The Israeli media cited sources that the Palestinian prisoners were placed on buses, then they were lowered and returned to their prison.
In a related context, an Axius correspondent cited an Israeli official according to whom the postponement of the prisoner release was taken after two security sessions organized by Netanyahu on Saturday evening, indicating that the leaders of the security services recommended that the Liberation of Palestinian prisoners are not postponed because of their fear that this can affect the restoration of the bodies of prisoners in Gaza.
The Israeli official explained that at the end of the first session, the trend tended to release Palestinian prisoners, however The decision changed during the second session, which only followed Netanyahu, the defense secretary Yisrael Katz, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Gazaqun Saar and the Minister of Finance in Salail Smotrich.
For his part, the Palestinian red crescent said that his crews withdrew from Hadassah hospital in Jerusalem after canceling the delivery of the injured prisoner Kazem Zawahra.
The Israeli corporation said yesterday, Saturday, that Israel had decided to delay the liberation of prisoners in response to the sending of a Palestinian body in Hamas in place of Sherry Pepas, after the Islamic resistance movement (Hamas) released 6 Israeli prisoners in Gaza on Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday.
It was expected that around 600 Palestinian prisoners begin on Saturday afternoon, but the Israeli media reported that Tel Aviv had delayed the process until after a security meeting led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that procedures could start at midnight.
Expectations and violations of the agreement
Commenting on the delay of Israel, the launch of the prisoners, the spokesperson for Hamas, Abdel -Latif Al -Qanouk of the agreement.
He added: “While Hamas responded to brokers to make the exchange process a success, the Netanyahu war criminal continues the behavior of procrastination and procrastination and delays the liberation of prisoners.”
Al -Qanouk called the brokers and the two guards of the agreement to exert pressure on the occupation to force him to implement the terms of the agreement without procrastination or procrastination.
In the same context, the media manager at the martyrs’ office, injured and prisoners of Hamas, Nahid Al -fakhoury, said that “the delay and abuse of the occupation concerning the liberation of prisoners”.
He explained that the occupation had attacked the prisoners, while he tried to manipulate some of the names of the prisoners to be released.
For his part, the Palestinian Prisoner Club described Israel’s delay to release prisoners from the seventh lot of the exchange agreement as “organized terrorism”.
Security meeting
In a related context, the Israeli broadcasting corporation said that the security meeting – which started on Saturday evening – would make decisions next week and that the ceasefire continues.
She explained that the meeting discusses Israel’s commitment to the agreement and restoration of the remaining lot of the bodies of Israeli prisoners in the first stage and to withdraw from the axis of Philadelphia (the axis of Salah Al -Din) south of the Gaza Strip.
The Authority for the Broadcasting cited a member of the Israeli negotiation team that there is “doubts about the possibility of extending the ceasefire without progress in the talks and granting a horizon to Hamas “.
For its part, the authority of the families of Israeli prisoners in Gaza said that Netanyahu obstructs the exchange agreement to satisfy its coalition partners to the detriment of detainees.
The authority of the prisoners’ families added that the government hinders the move to the second stage and called on US President Donald Trump to pressure him and return the prisoners in one batch.
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel had so far found 192 captives, explaining that 147 of Israel have been relaunched and 45 dead.
Netanyahu added that there were still 63 prisoners in the grip of Hamas and declared that “the government of Israel is committed to continuing to work firmly to restore all prisoners in the neighborhood with arms of their families and to dead to bury them in dignity “.
This comes while the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper said that estimates indicate that Hamas can agree to extend the first step in exchange for Israeli concessions, in particular by increasing the number of people published by the Palestinians in exchange for each prisoner, noting that The concessions that Israel could also also have to do to also make Israel could also make Israel also could also make to do Also of Israel can also do Israel also can also also do Israel so that Israel can also do Israel also can also do in Israel so that Israel can also do To also make concessions that Israel can also include the increase in aid and the entry of the accommodation of temporary and heavy equipment.
The newspaper stressed that the chances of reaching an agreement on the second stage during a short week, and said that Israel was preparing to start negotiations for the second stage, which is still in good shape and that the place of his summons is not clear.
On January 19, the cease-fire and prisoner exchange agreement between Hamas and Israel entered into force in its first 6-week stage, after a war of extermination against the Gaza Strip over a period 15 months that led to death and injury more than 160,000 people, most children and women and enormous destruction that the world has not known since the Second World War.