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Release of 90 Palestinian Prisoners in Exchange for Three Israeli Detainees
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The Red Cross's pivotal role in the exchange process reflects the importance of neutral international mediation in resolving complex humanitarian crises
The International Committee of the Red Cross began the prisoner exchange process between Israel and Hamas, initiating the transfer procedures for three Israeli female detainees through the Netzarim crossing in Gaza Strip.
The exchange process includes Romi Jonin (24 years), Emily Damari (28 years), and Doron Shteinberg Kheir (31 years), while President-elect Donald Trump announced via his "Truth" platform the beginning of the detainees' release, describing them as "wonderful young women."
The Israeli Prison Service is preparing to release 90 Palestinian prisoners as part of "Operation Wings of Freedom," where the "Nachshon" unit will transfer the prisoners to Ofer Prison in the West Bank to meet Red Cross representatives.
Israeli media sources reveal that 78 prisoners will be transferred to the West Bank, and 12 others to East Jerusalem, accompanied by the Red Cross and Prison Service, where they will be released from specified points after confirming the completion of the Israeli detainees' handover process.
Levant-Agencies
