Israel is waiting for the list of names of those to be released in the second phase, which will be published tomorrow, and threatens that if the terrorist organization Hamas does not release the abductee Arbel Yehud in the upcoming phase, namely on Saturday, the IDF will not withdraw from the Nitzanim axis as agreed, as reported by Nir Dvori.
According to the agreement, three observers and Arbel Yehud are expected to be released this coming Saturday night. The two remaining observers will be released the following week along with another captive.
Yesterday (Wednesday), it was reported that Israel approached mediators and demanded that they act against Hamas and ensure the release of Arbel Yehud – who was kidnapped from Nir Oz on October 7 – by Saturday.
According to the report, the agreement with Hamas stipulates that the living citizens will be released first – and in Israel, there is a demand to ensure full compliance with the conditions. As a result, it is said that the expectation is that Yehud will be released in the next phase.
As mentioned, Israel is supposed to receive from Hamas the names of the four captives who will be released this week on the upcoming Friday – which is expected to include one civilian and three of the scouts. If there are no delays, the captives will be released on Saturday in a manner similar to the release of Romi Gonen, Emily Demari, and Doron Steinbrecher on Sunday.
Arbel Yehud was kidnapped on October 7 from Kibbutz Nir Oz, where she had lived for the past five years. Her brother, Dolav Yehud, was also classified as a hostage, but in June, it was announced that his body had been found in Israeli territory and that he had been murdered in a Hamas attack during Simchat Torah.
In Israel, they are expected to receive tomorrow the list of those released on Saturday night and the list of the living and deceased hostages in Phase A.
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