Hamas has begun releasing three Israeli hostages who have been held in Gaza since the beginning of the war.
Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas were the first two released into the custody of the Red Cross in Khan Younis this morning.
They were seen standing on a stage and waving.
Keith Samuel Siegel is also due to be released, but pictures from the scene have not shown his release.
In exchange, 182 Palestinian prisoners, some of whom have been serving life sentences in Israel, will reportedly be freed.
In the ongoing first phase of the ceasefire, Hamas is returning 33 hostages over six weeks. In return, Israel is freeing 737 Palestinian prisoners.
Mr Bibas is the father of the two youngest hostages, baby Kfir, only nine months old when he was kidnapped and Ariel, who was four at the time of the attacks.
Hamas said in November 2023 that the boys and their mother Shiri, who was taken at the same time, were killed in an Israeli airstrike.
Today is also expected to see the first Palestinians allowed through the newly reopened Rafah crossing.
The crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border will be opened for 50 injured militants and 50 wounded civilians initially.
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