Are Israelis' lives more valuable than Palestinians? This question left the Israeli government spokesman speechless; at least for a few seconds.
After Israel and Hamas agreed on the four-day ceasefire, Eylon Levy was interviewed by Sky News. English broadcaster Kay Elizabeth Burley was the one who interviewed Levy.
The Guardian reported that the four-day ceasefire in the Gaza Strip will happen on Friday, Nov. 24. It will specifically start at 7:00 a.m., which is a bit later than originally announced.
Qatar foreign ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari said that Israel and Hamas already exchanged their lists of hostages who will be released later that day.
These include 13 women and children captured by the Palestinian militant group and Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. However, since Hamas will only release 50 hostages, this means that around 190 Israelis will remain in their hands.