“The fight and the release of the hostages will begin on Friday,” says the Qatari official

The timeline is clear. “Ceasefire and hostage release to begin Friday”emphasized A spokesman for the Qatari Ministry of Foreign AffairsThursday 23 November. “The humanitarian interval will begin on Friday (…) at 7 am (6 am Paris time) and civilian hostages will be released from 4 pm (3 pm Paris time) on the same day”Majid al-Ansari said 13 women and children would be released.

Hamas confirmed in a statement that the cease-fire with Israel would begin at 7 a.m. (6 a.m. Paris time) on Friday. she “It will begin on Friday morning and last for four days and military operations will come to a complete halt.”, referring to the press release. During this period, “50 Zionist Prisoners [otages israéliens] Women and children below the age of 19 will be released.”The details of the text are the answer to the publication of each of them “Three Palestinian Prisoners, Women and Children”. Follow the situation on our live stream.

“First list of names” of hostages. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said Thursday “First List of Names” Hostages and stay “In touch with all families”. He did not mention whether he was talking about all the hostages, all the people who could be released, or the first people who could be affected on Friday.

The director of Al-Sifa Hospital was arrested and interrogated by Israel. There was a doctor “Transferred for Investigation” Through intelligence, the Israeli military noted. “Under his leadership, the hospital was the scene of several Hamas terrorist acts”, adds the press release. The investigation will decide “Will he be further investigated”. There was a doctor “Transferred for Investigation” Through intelligence, the Israeli military said. “Under his leadership, the hospital was the scene of several Hamas terrorist acts” Adding to the press release. The investigation will decide “Will he be further investigated”.

Iran’s foreign minister talks to Hezbollah leader Hezbollah, an ally of Palestinian Hamas, said both officials were present “Reviewed recent developments in Palestine, Lebanon and the region and efforts (…) to end the Israeli occupation against the Gaza Strip”. The meeting came as clashes intensified in southern Lebanon, a day after a strike killed five Hezbollah fighters, including the son of the party’s parliamentary committee.