Extremely important details on the truce deal at Gauze revealed today (09.10.2025) his security forces Israel On the liberation of the hostages of both the living and the dead and the positions of the Israeli troops.
Specifically, as soon as the Israeli government officially ratifies the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, the gradual withdrawal of Israeli military forces will begin and occupy specific checkpoints in the Palestinian enclave.
Within 24 hours, the Israeli Army (IDF) will maintained under his control about 53% of the Gaza Stripmost of which is outside the urban areas.
In fact, IDFs will check:
- a seat belt along the entire border line of gauze,
- The corridor of Philadelphia, a 14km -long lane on the Gaza – Egyptian border,
- Bate Lost and Bayy Lachaya on the northern end of the Gaza Strip,
- a strategic checkpoint outside the eastern suburbs of the city of Gaza and
- Large parts of Rafa and Han Younes in the southern strip of Gaza.
Within the 72 hours of the IDF retreat and the implementation of the truce, Hamas will release the 48 hostages, 20 of which are still believed to be alive, with the Palestinian organization declaring that he does not know where some of the bodies of the murdered hostages can be located.
Netanyahu revealed that this operation is called “Return to their Borders” a Jewish verse that marks the end of a war conflict.
The living hostages will be handed over to representatives of the Red Cross by summary procedures, without humiliation ceremonies, and then the Red Cross will take them to the Re’im military base.
There, their state of health will be evaluated. Hosts who need immediate medical care will be transferred to Soroka Hospital in Ber Seva.
Hosts that are considered in relatively good condition will pass on initial medical examinations on this military base, where some members of their families and their loved ones may wait for them on that military base.
Later, hostages and their families will be taken to hospitals in central Israel for detailed exams and treatments, where they will meet other members of their families.
The bodies of the murdered hostages will be handed over to Israeli troops in Gaza, where a small ceremony will take place in their honor, in the presence of a military rabbi. The coffins will also be examined “for security reasons” if they are trapped by explosive mechanisms.
They will then be transferred to the forensic authorities for identification, which may take up to two days.