Ceasefire Tension: Hostage Release and Controversial Proposals in Gaza

Hamas released three Israeli hostages under a ceasefire deal requiring Israel to release Palestinian prisoners. The truce remains fragile, jeopardized by US President Trump's controversial proposal to relocate Palestinians. Negotiations for remaining hostages' release continue amid concerns about their conditions and fears of resumed fighting.

In a significant development under the terms of a ceasefire, Hamas-led militants released three male Israeli hostages in the southern Gaza Strip. They were handed over to the Red Cross amidst growing concerns over the ceasefire's fragility.

Among the recently released hostages were Iair Horn, Sagui Dekel Chen, and Alexander Troufanov, all of whom were abducted during the October 7, 2023 attack that initiated the current conflict. The transfer process witnessed a theatrical display, with hostages presented to a crowd as Hamas fighters stood guard.

The ceasefire remains threatened by US President Donald Trump's proposal to relocate over 2 million Palestinians from Gaza. This plan has been criticized by many, with concerns that it may unravel the fragile peace. The truce's future remains uncertain as both sides continue negotiations, keeping the fate of remaining hostages in the balance.

(With inputs from agencies.)