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Red Cross buses carrying Palestinian prisoners being freed as part of exchange begin leaving prison

Two Red Cross buses carrying Palestinian prisoners being released as part of Monday's exchange began leaving Ofer Prison as Israel's military said that all of the living hostages once held by Hamas had returned to Israel.

Deir Al-Balah (Gaza Strip) | Two Red Cross buses carrying Palestinian prisoners being released as part of Monday's exchange began leaving Ofer Prison as Israel's military said that all of the living hostages once held by Hamas had returned to Israel.

The military made the announcement after the final group of 13 crossed the border.

Their return was a key part of the Israel-Hamas war ceasefire now being marked by a visit to Israel and Egypt by US President Donald Trump.

Israel is due to release over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners as part of the deal.

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