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Home / World / Israel To Swap 11 Hamas Prisoners Instead Of Fatah Inmates Under Gaza Deal Army Radio

Israel to swap 11 Hamas prisoners instead of Fatah inmates under Gaza deal: Army radio

Hamas is expected to release the 20 alive Israeli hostages together
Reuters
Tel Aviv, Updated At : 03:37 PM Oct 10, 2025 IST
Palestinians walk through a damaged neighbourhood in the aftermath of an Israeli operation, after Israel's government ratified a ceasefire with Hamas, in Gaza City on Friday. Reuters

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Israeli army radio said on Friday that 11 prisoners from Hamas will be released instead of 11 prisoners affiliated with Fatah as part of the Gaza agreement, saying there had been a "last minute" change in those who would be freed.

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Hamas is expected to release the 20 alive Israeli hostages together, 72 hours after the start of the ceasefire.

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In addition, Israel will release 250 Palestinians serving long terms in Israeli prisons, as well as 1,700 others who have been arrested since the war erupted on October 7, 2023.

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