Hostages released in Khan Younis and detainees arrive in Ramallah - in pictures
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Palestinians are greeted by a crowd as they exit a Red Cross bus in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah on February 1, after being released from Israeli prisons as part of a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. AP -
A freed Palestinian detainee hugs a boy after arriving in Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank. Reuters -
A Palestinian detainee released by Israel is hugged by relatives as he steps down from a Red Cross bus in Ramallah. AFP -
A freed Palestinian detainee is hugged in Ramallah. Reuters -
A freed Palestinian detainee is held aloft after arriving in Ramallah. AP -
A freed Palestinian detainee is carried on another man's shoulders in Ramallah. Reuters -
A Palestinian man celebrates his release from an Israeli jail, in Ramallah. Reuters -
A Palestinian former detainee waves a pair of crutches in the air as he is cheered by the crowd greeting him in Ramallah. AFP -
Preparations are made for the release of Israeli hostages in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, on February 1. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
Israeli hostage Ofer Kalderon, held in Gaza since October 7, 2023, is accompanied by Hamas fighters to his release on February 1 as part of a ceasefire and a hostages for detainees swap between Hamas and Israel in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. Reuters -
Ofer Kalderon is released in Khan Younis. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
Ofer Kalderon is released in Khan Younis. Reuters -
Israeli hostage Yarden Bibas is released in Khan Younis on February 1. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
Screengrab of hostages being released in Khan Younis. Sky News Arabia -
Yarden Bibas is released in Khan Younis, Gaza. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
Hostages are released in Khan Younis, Gaza. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
A stage is set up near Gaza port for the release Israeli-American hostage Keith Siegel. Sky News Arabia screengrab -
Paperwork is signed for the release of Keith Siegel in Gaza. Screengrab Sky News Arabia -
Mr Siegel is released by Hamas militants. Reuters
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