A temporary pause in fighting began, enabling the first exchange under the Israel-Hamas agreement. On the first day, 13 Israeli hostages were released from Gaza and 39 Palestinian women and children were released from Israeli prisons. Humanitarian agencies increased deliveries, though supplies and access remained limited relative to need. The exchange linked civilian captivity and imprisonment to negotiations, while the pause offered brief respite from bombardment and displacement.
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The first exchange involved 13 Israeli hostages and 39 Palestinian women and children.