The release of prisoner Hussam Abu Safiya is conditional on the approval of Netanyahu and Israel Katz. Abu Safiya is on a reserve list of five Gaza prisoners, with preparations underway to begin releasing Palestinian prisoners soon.

Iran has rejected the official invitation to participate in the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Summit, which aims to sign a ceasefire agreement for the Israeli war on Gaza. The summit is chaired by Donald Trump and Abdel Fattah el-Sisi and includes over 20 world leaders.

Israeli media reported that the prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas will start Monday morning in two phases, with the first batch of Israeli prisoners held in Gaza expected to be released at 8:00 AM.

Israeli Prison Service buses have started transporting Palestinian prisoners ahead of their release in a prisoner exchange deal with Hamas, following an urgent amendment to the prisoner list by the Israeli government.

Port Said leads efforts to combat private tutoring by launching free online lessons for preparatory and secondary certificate students, equipping advanced studios, and establishing cooperation protocols with educational and service entities to develop the educational process.

Hebrew media reported that the occupation government approved a backup list including five prisoners from Gaza, including Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, to be released if changes occur to the original prisoner list.

U.S. President Donald Trump is making the shortest visit by a U.S. president to Israel, lasting only four hours in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, coinciding with the return of released hostages. The visit includes key meetings before Trump heads to Egypt for the Sharm El-Sheikh summit.

The Second Terrorism Circuit at Badr Courts Complex is set to try 64 defendants accused of joining a terrorist group and smuggling terrorists abroad in the "New Cairo Cell" case. Article 12 of the Anti-Terrorism Law prescribes penalties up to the death penalty for founders or leaders of terrorist groups.

Yedioth Ahronoth revealed that Netanyahu fully surrendered to Hamas in the Gaza peace agreement, with no disarmament of Hamas or evacuation of Gaza, while the government concealed important details from the public.

Eighteen police officers and several protesters were injured in violent clashes during a pro-Palestine demonstration in Bern, where about five thousand people participated without prior authorization. Police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters, and at least one person was arrested.