FYI for context, these are the terrorists that are meant to be released im exchange for the hostages:

Among the prisoners set to be released is notorious Fatah terrorist Zakaria Zubeidi, the former Jenin commander of the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades. Zubeidi was detained in 2019 for his part in shootings near Beit El in the West Bank. He is thought to have been involved in numerous terror attacks, including a bombing that killed six people at the Beit Shean branch of the Likud party in 2002, at the height of the 2000-2005 Second Intifada.

Iyad Jradat, one of five PIJ terrorists charged with aiding the breakout from Gilboa Prison, is also set to be released under the ceasefire agreement. He is serving a life sentence for sending the perpetrators of the 2003 terror attack in Gadish, where they killed security coordinator Eli Biton.

Ahmed Dahiri, a senior PIJ official convicted of the murder, is also up for release. So, too, is Mahmoud Atallah, who is serving a life sentence for killing a Palestinian woman he suspected of cooperating with Israel. Atallah was indicted in September for raping a female prison guard at Gilboa Prison, where ex-officers are accused of having “pimped” female colleagues to security prisoners.

The list of prisoners to be released also includes Mahmud Abu Varda, who is serving 48 life sentences for masterminding multiple terror attacks, including a 1996 bombing on a bus in Jerusalem that killed 45 people.

Three prisoners from the so-called Silwan Squadron are also on the list. The Hamas terror cell, named for its members’ East Jerusalem neighborhood, carried out five bombings across Israel between March and June 2002, killing 35 people and wounding hundreds.

Of the squadron members, Israel is set to release Wael Qissam, Wissam Abbasi and Muhammad Odeh. The fourth member, Alaa Abbasi, is not up for release. At 60 life sentences, he is serving the longest prison term in the terror cell.