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On the evening of November 24, Reuters reported that Hamas forces had released 25 hostages (12 Thai citizens, 13 Israelis). In return, Israel released 39 Palestinians, including 24 women and 15 minors.
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| A scene of devastation caused by the Israel-Hamas conflict in Khan Younis city, Gaza Strip, November 17, 2023. Photo: THX |
According to the 4-day ceasefire agreement (from November 24), Hamas will release 50 hostages, while Israel will release 150 Palestinians held in prisons. Earlier on the same day, Israel and Hamas implemented a ceasefire from 12:00 (Vietnam time). This is a comprehensive ceasefire, effective in the North and South of the Gaza Strip. According to Reuters, there were no activities of the Israeli air force or traces left by Palestinian rockets in the North of the Gaza Strip. Lebanon's Al-Mayadeen TV reported that there had been no sound of bombs in the Gaza Strip since the ceasefire was implemented, but said that Israeli forces were preventing people from returning to their homes in the North of the Gaza Strip...
About 1 hour and 30 minutes after the ceasefire, trucks carrying aid entered the Gaza Strip from Egypt. Egypt said 130,000 liters of diesel, 4 trucks of gas and 200 trucks of aid would arrive in Gaza every day.
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