Channel 12 reported on Wednesday that the implementation of the expected prisoner exchange agreement and ceasefire in Gaza will begin next Sunday, with the release of 3 Israeli prisoners.

The channel explained that the release of 33 Israeli prisoners will take place in 7 batches during the first phase, which will last 42 days.

On the 7th day of the agreement, 4 others will be released, on the 14th day, 3 of them will be released, and on the 21st day, 3 will be released, according to the channel.

On the 28th day, 3 will be released, while on the 35th day, 3 will be released, and in the last week, 14 Israeli prisoners will be released.

The release of the Israeli prisoners coincides with the start of a ceasefire in Gaza under the agreement published by the official Israeli Broadcasting Corporation last week.

The Hebrew channel explained that in return, 1,000 Palestinian prisoners will be released from Israeli prisons during the first phase.

She pointed out that "the Israeli army will withdraw in the first phase from the Netzarim axis (central Gaza Strip), and most of the Israeli army forces will withdraw from the Philadelphi axis (south), and humanitarian aid will be increased to 600 trucks per day, and the residents of the northern Gaza Strip will be able to return to their homes."

The channel did not provide further details about the remaining stages.

On Tuesday, Hamas said in a statement that the expected ceasefire agreement in Gaza had reached its "final stages," noting that a "positive" atmosphere prevailed in the indirect negotiations with Israel in Doha.

Palestinian, Qatari and Israeli statements are escalating about an imminent agreement to exchange prisoners and end the ongoing Israeli genocidal war in the Gaza Strip for the 16th month.

Tel Aviv holds 10,400 Palestinian prisoners in its prisons, and estimates that there are 99 Israeli prisoners in Gaza, dozens of whom Hamas announced were killed in random Israeli raids.