Hamas has published the names of the four Israeli women hostages it intends to release on Saturday.
Israel says it has received a list of four female hostages Hamas is due to free on Saturday in what would be the second round of releases under the ceasefire deal agreed this month. The Israeli Prime Minister’s Office said that the list was received through mediators and added that Israel’s response would be provided later.
Israel has yet to publicly confirm the names on the list or confirm whether the list provided by Hamas is acceptable. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is holding a situational assessment over the phone with the country’s defense minister and the heads of the country’s negotiation team, an official told CNN. The three hostages released during the first phase, Emily Damari, 28, Romi Gonen, 24, Doron Steinbrecher, 31, were released on Sunday.
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