According to a CNN report, as part of a possible deal to release hostages, spy drones over the northern Gaza Strip will be halted for six hours on each day of the lull.
A source familiar with the details of the deal told Israel Hayom: "In any case, and under no circumstances should we accept the demand to give up our aerial collection activity during the ceasefire. This is the security of our forces."
Israeli officials confirmed that the first phase of the abductees' release is expected to last five days, in which Hamas releases 10 of the women and children it is holding every day. In return, Israel will release several terrorists imprisoned in Israel for every kidnapped, among women and children, on condition that they do not have blood on their hands.
In addition, preparations are being made for a second phase of the agreement, which will last beyond the first five days. So Hamas will release 10 people in their hands every evening in exchange for releasing terrorists of the same ratio. It is estimated that the ceasefire will last about ten days and that in the optimistic scenario about 100 abductees will be released.
The Israeli side is aware of the many risks involved in the deal, but clarifies: "We are certainly aware of the man's character and will respond according to developments, even during the days of the ceasefire. If he does stupid things, we will know how to use the kinetic and other tools at our disposal to remind him of the terms of the deal. We are also aware that difficult days lie ahead internally if the deal fails or stops in the middle
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