Overview
- The IDF and Israel Security Agency said the seven were transferred by the International Committee of the Red Cross in Gaza and are undergoing initial medical assessments.
- Thirteen more living captives are expected to be handed to the Red Cross later Monday, with about 28 deceased to be returned under a separate process coordinated through mediators.
- Israel says it will begin releasing nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees once the released hostages are confirmed on Israeli soil, including roughly 250 security inmates.
- President Trump landed in Israel to address the Knesset before traveling to Sharm el-Sheikh for a summit aimed at organizing monitoring, aid delivery and next steps in the agreement.
- Israeli leaders completed limited redeployments under the deal, while Defense Minister Israel Katz warned operations against Hamas tunnel networks could resume after the exchanges.