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The Israeli ceasefire, though not fully adhered to, has not been scrapped, and living hostages are expected to be returned to Israel by midday on Monday. Israel has published a list of 250 names it will release after the hostages are returned.

Eli Sharabi survived 491 days in Hamas captivity, enduring psychological and physical torture, because he believed he would be reunited with his family.

The release of 1,700 Palestinian hostages by Israel, many of whom were detained without charge, marks a significant moment in the ongoing conflict. This event is part of a larger exchange that also saw the return of 20 Israeli hostages, highlighting the complex dynamics of prisoner swaps in the region.

Israeli forces detained thousands of Palestinians during the war, often in shelters and hospitals, under laws that allowed detention without judicial review or access to lawyers.

Marwan Barghudi, a popular Palestinian leader, was convicted by an Israeli military court in 2004. His continued imprisonment reflects the broader issue of Palestinians being held without charge.

Omar Yahya Al Kinarawi, an 18-year-old autistic Palestinian, was detained by Israeli forces. His case raises concerns about the treatment of vulnerable individuals in conflict zones.