The ceasefire in Gaza entered its twentieth day today, Friday, amid anticipation that Hamas will hand over the list of names of the Israeli hostages who will be released tomorrow, Saturday, as part of the prisoner exchange agreement.

An Israeli working delegation is scheduled to leave for Doha next Saturday to continue the negotiations, according to the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan 11), which indicated that the delegation includes cadres from the Mossad and Shabak. In preparation for the expected prisoner exchange on Saturday, Israel is expected to receive a list of hostages who will be released on Friday.

At the same time, there is fear in Israel that a series of statements made by the US president could harm the negotiations.

Israeli Defense Minister Yisrael Katz announced on Thursday that he had instructed the army to prepare a plan for the residents of the Strip to leave "voluntarily," expressing his welcome for Trump's plan, which said that the United States would control Gaza after the Palestinians were resettled elsewhere.

Israel continues to procrastinate and delay everything related to the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip under the ceasefire agreement, as data from government agencies in the Strip showed that the Israeli authorities did not abide by the number of trucks required to enter, according to the terms of the ceasefire agreement.