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BREAKING News LIVE: Hostages Release LIVE: Israelis Await Release of Hostages in Tel Aviv | Gaza Deal | Palestine | CNBC TV18 Live from Hostages Square in Tel Aviv. A ceasefire has taken effect in Gaza under a breakthrough deal. By Monday, Hamas is to begin releasing the remaining 48 hostages, around 20 of them believed to be alive. REIM, ISRAEL - View of vehicles carrying released hostages arriving and Israeli helicopters taking off from Reim military base. US president is due to arrive in Israel shortly after the expected release of 20 living Israeli hostages by Hamas and Israel’s release of about 2,000 Palestinian detainees. Follow the latest developments Live from various locations in Gaza and Israel, as Hamas is expected to release hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners as part of a breakthrough deal pausing the war in Gaza US President Donald Trump is heading to Israel ahead of the expected release early Monday of the 20 Israeli hostages thought to be alive in Gaza. Nearly 2,000 Palestinian prisoners and detainees in Israel will also be freed as part of the first phase of the US-brokered ceasefire deal. Trump will address Israel’s parliament and meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the families of the hostages. Later on Monday, leaders from more than 20 countries will join Trump in Egypt for a summit on Gaza’s future. #israelhamaswar #telaviv #israelpalestineconflict #gaza #cnbctv18 #middleeast Hostage release, Ceasefire agreement, Israel-Hamas deal, Gaza peace plan, Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump visit, Prisoner exchange, 20 living hostages, Red Cross involvement, Reim military base, Palestinian prisoners, Humanitarian aid to Gaza, Marwan Barghouti, International summit in Egypt, Trump: “The war is over”, IDF preparations, Hostages Square (Tel Aviv), Release timeline, Political implications, Peace negotiation