Under the Gaza Peace Deal, terrorist organization Hamas has released 07 out of 20 hostages. The remaining 13 will also be done soon. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Israel Security Agency (ISA) said that seven hostages are being sent to Israel through the Red Cross. These hostages are now going from Gaza to Israel.

Military officials said that the remaining hostages would also be released soon. After the release of the first seven hostages, the release of the 13 remaining surviving hostages is now expected. After this, 28 other hostages will be returned, out of which 26 have died and the status of 2 is still unknown. Under the ceasefire agreement, Israel will also release approximately 2,000 Palestinian prisoners. In this regard, an official said that 1,966 prisoners will be sent from jails to Nasir Hospital in Gaza in buses.

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s spokesperson gave this information

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s spokesman said that the Palestinian prisoners will be released only when all the hostages reach Israel. He also said that all the bodies of the dead hostages would not be recovered on Monday.

What did the Israeli Foreign Ministry say?

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has confirmed the identities of the first seven hostages released by Hamas. “We have been waiting 738 days to say this. Welcome home,” the Ministry of External Affairs wrote on social media platform X.

Names of seven released hostages revealed

The names of the first seven hostages released are: Guy Gilboa Dalal, Eitan Mor, Matan Angrest, Alon Ohel, Gali and Ziv Berman, and Omri Miran. These hostages are now being taken from Gaza to Israel, where their initial medical examination will be done. This release is part of an important step in the ongoing ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Palestinian sides.

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The Gaza war is becoming more frightening. The Israeli attack in the southern part of Gaza gave a major loss of life on Monday (August 25, 2025). According to the Civil Protection Agency, at least 20 people were killed in the attack on Nasar Hospital of Khan Younis, including 5 journalists and a member of civil security.

Condolences on the death of journalists
Al Jazira, associated press (AP) and journalists associated with Reuters were killed in this attack. The death of Al Jazira’s photo journalist Mohammad Salama was confirmed. AP expressed deep grief over the death of 33 -year -old Visual Journalist Maryam Dagga. Reuters informed about the death of their contractor Hussam al-Masri and the injuries of journalist Hatem Khalid. The Palestinian Journalist Association said that other journalists killed include Muj Abu Taha and Ahmed Abu Aziz. Abu Taha was associated with many international and local media institutions.

Israeli army statement
The Israeli army admitted that it attacked the Nasar Hospital area and said that “the General Staff has given instructions to start an immediate investigation”. The army also said that it does not target journalists and is sorry for the innocent people being harmed.

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman Mahmood Bassal said that the Israeli drone targeted a hospital building and an air strike was also carried out while taking out the injured. The bodies of smoke, debris and blood were seen after the explosion in AFP footage. People were seen to be injured and taken dead to the hospital. A corpse was also seen hanging from the upper floor of the building. A woman wearing a white coat and a medical dress was seriously injured in the attack. He had heavy straps on his leg and clothes were soaked with blood.

Data of death of journalists
So far, about 200 journalists have died in the Gaza-Israel War. Recently, 4 employees and 2 independent journalists of Al Jazeera were killed in an attack outside Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Reporters Bidout Borders (RSF) said that targeting journalists in war is a serious crime.

The Gaza war began in October 2023 when Hamas attacked Israel, killing 1,219 people. Since then, more than 62,744 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli’s retaliation, mostly common citizens.