Hamas released the names of the next hostages, who will be released in gas on Saturday in exchange for Palestinian prisoners held by Israel.
They are male civilian Eli Shabi, 52, Ohd Ben Ami, 56 and Levi, 34.
Eighteen hostages were released as the truce began on January 19th. Israel released 383 prisoners in return. Hamas says 183 should be released on Saturday.
About 33 hostages and 1900 prisoners should be released by the end of the first stage of fire termination in three weeks. Israel says eight out of 33 are dead. Hamas seized 251 hostages and killed about 1,200 people when he attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, triggering the war.
At least 47,500 Palestinians were killed in Israel's offensive, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. About two -thirds of Gaza's buildings were damaged or destroyed by Israel's attacks, UN says.
Eli Sharabi was taken from Kibbutz Berry with his brother Jossi, who has since been confirmed dead. Eli's wife and two daughters were killed in the attack.
Ohd Ben Am Am Ai was also taken from Kibbutz Berry, along with his wife, Raw. She was later released from Hamas.
Or Levi, from Rishon Leziom, a city south of Tel Aviv, fled the festival in Nova with his wife Ainov when the artillerymen attacked the event. D -Levi was taken hostage and Einav's body was found in a bomb shelter where the couple was hiding.
The service of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the authorities had received the list of abductors scheduled for the release on Saturday, and their families were informed.
Earlier on Friday, the headquarters of the missing families forum welcomed “News of the Expected Release” of the three hostages.
“We will not give up or stop at any stage until all hostages return home under this Agreement – to the last – life for rehabilitation and the deceased for the right funeral,” the statement said.
Hosts before the names of the hostages were released, Hamas accused Israel of failing to observe his commitment to increase the amount of humanitarian aid authorized in Gaza as part of the fire termination transaction.
The head of Hamas's media office in Gaza, Salama Maruf, told a press conference in Gaza that the humanitarian situation remains catastrophic due to the Israeli obstacle, “reports in the media.
He said that only 8,500 of the expected 12,000 help trucks have entered Gaza, as the truce came into force and that medical equipment and shelter delivery deliberately delay, according to reports.
The statement contradicts the head of the UN humanitarian Tom Fletcher, who said on Thursday 10,000 trucks with food, medicines and tents He had gone to the gas since the beginning of the cessation of fire in what he called a “massive jump”.