After the Israeli government approved the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement on the morning of 10th, the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement entered into force.

The general reporter:Since the first phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement officially came into effect, all parties are currently making steady progress on relevant work for this phase and preparing for the next exchange of detainees.

Promote preparation of medical facilities

Acceptance of Released Persons

On the Israeli side, the Israeli Defense Forces have completed preparations for the Rem base on the Israeli side of the Gaza border, where most of the detainees will be first assessed after their release, while Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will visit Israel¡¯s largest medical facility, the Sheba Medical Center, where the detainees will be further treated after their release.

American Arrival in Israel

Joint control center will be set up

Some U.S. troops have arrived in Israel this weekend, and the U.S. military will set up a joint control center here to integrate all security forces about to enter Gaza and communicate with Israel. The Israeli Prison Administration said it has transferred some Palestinians in custody to Ofer Prison and Kechiot Prison, where they will be released to the West Bank, Gaza Strip and Egypt.

About 500,000 people return to the northern Gaza Strip

In the Gaza Strip, as of the 11th, about 500,000 people had returned from the south to the north. Local agencies in Gaza are embarking on post-war recovery efforts, including continuing to search for the bodies of victims in the rubble, while some police and security forces have begun to appear on the local streets to maintain order. The United Nations said there are currently nearly 6000 aid trucks waiting to enter near the Gaza Strip.

Hamas says it will release detainees next week

Hamas said the release of the detainees will take place next Monday (13th). For the next second phase of negotiations, some Hamas officials said that Hamas is prepared to give up its governance rights in the Gaza Strip, but will not disarm. Therefore, all parties believe that the next second phase of negotiations will still be difficult.