The Israeli occupation army warned the residents of Gaza on Saturday against moving between the north and south of the Strip or approaching areas of its military presence, on the eve of the prisoner exchange deal and ceasefire with the Palestinian factions entering into force on Sunday morning.

The army said in a statement that its forces "will remain deployed in specific areas within the Gaza Strip."

He added, "Based on the agreement, IDF forces remain deployed in specific areas in the Gaza Strip. IDF forces in the area must not be approached until further notice."

The statement continued: "Approaching the forces exposes you to danger."

He also stressed what he described as "the danger of moving between the north and south of the Strip, or approaching the Rafah crossing, the Philadelphi Corridor (south), and the Netzarim Corridor (center)."

The Israeli army warned the residents of the Strip against "fishing, swimming or entering the marine area."

The army claimed that it "will issue a statement when residents are allowed to move between the north and south of the Gaza Strip."

Earlier on Saturday, the "Palestinian government in Gaza" announced the completion of preparing a "comprehensive plan" to deal with the ceasefire decision between the Palestinian factions and Israel, which will go into effect on Sunday morning, through international and regional mediation.

It stressed, according to a statement issued by the government media office, "the readiness of its institutions to implement these measures, as specialized field teams from various ministries will follow up on the implementation of the plan to ensure that life returns to normal as soon as possible."

On Wednesday evening, Qatar announced the success of the mediators (Doha, Cairo and Washington) in reaching an agreement to exchange prisoners and return to sustainable calm, leading to a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and an Israeli withdrawal from the Strip, noting that the agreement will begin to be implemented on Sunday.