In a statement on Tuesday night, the Qatari Foreign Ministry announced that Doha through mediation was able to strike a deal between Israel and Hamas for much needed medicine and aid to Gaza.
“This agreement includes the delivery of medicine and help to civilians in exchange for the delivery of medicine needed by Israeli captives in Gaza”, the statement said.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also confirmed the deal, saying the transfer of medicine to captives in Gaza will begin from tomorrow.
The Israeli war on Gaza is on its 103rd day which the Zionist regime launched following a surprise operation called "Al-Aqsa Storm" from Gaza against the positions of the Israeli regime on October 7, 2023.
In late November, a short-lived 7-day truce saw more than 100 Israeli captives freed in exchange for Palestinians illegally held in Israeli jails and also allowed the delivery of much-needed humanitarian aid into Gaza after weeks of Israeli aggression plunged the besieged territory into a humanitarian catastrophe.
During Operation Al-Aqsa Strom, Hamas fighters captured more than 240 Israeli soldiers and settlers as captives.
The Palestinian resistance movement is also holding 105 Israeli captives who are among nearly 240 people whom Hamas took captive during its unprecedented Al-Aqsa Storm Operation on October 7.
The Palestinian resistance movement is also holding 105 Israeli captives and says many of them have been killed or injured in recent weeks amid the regime’s continued bombing and shelling campaign against Gaza.
“The enemy has failed to achieve its goals and was even unable to get the captives released from Gaza. Israeli captives have had an uncertain fate in recent weeks, with many of them being killed, and the responsibility lies squarely with the Zionist regime”, Al-Qassam Brigades Spokesman Abu Ubaida said on Saturday.
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