In the first deportations of the hostage-prisoner exchange, some Palestinian prisoners – including those charged with murder – will be transported to Egypt and Gaza. A total of 200 prisoners are expected to be released on Saturday in exchange for four Israeli hostages held by Hamas

Those who are willing to talk at any time with Israel's worst enemies should also show a hint of magnanimity toward Israelis who have consistently demanded a more diverse Supreme Court

ISRAEL: Netanyahu's office says Israel received Hamas' list of four hostages to be released Saturday ■ LEBANON: Israel seeks U.S. support to delay IDF withdrawal ■ GAZA: More Gaza funding needed to hit cease-fire targets, UN official says ■ WEST BANK: UN official says Israel's operation in West Bank could negatively affect Gaza cease-fire ■ GAZA HOSTAGE DEAL: Israeli sources say Hamas might release number of living hostages without naming them

Dr. Guy Shalev, executive director of Physicians for Human Rights Israel, describes the country's deliberate destruction of Gaza's health system

Hamas is expected to hand over Naama Levy, Daniella Gilboa, Karina Ariev and Liri Albag to the Red Cross, after which they will be transferred to IDF forces in the Gaza Strip. The IDF will then take the four women to an initial reception point in southern Israel

Some of the high-profile prisoners include terrorists from the Second Intifada responsible for killing dozens of Israelis in the early 2000s; an Islamic Jihad terrorist involved in the murder of 20 Israelis and the injury of approximately 150 others; and a terrorist convicted of carrying out the 2003 attack on bus line 2 in Jerusalem, which killed 23 people

Hundreds of people gathered at Hostages' Square to watch the release of four IDF women spotters. 'A dark cloud hovers over this release,' said one, with one spotter still left behind. As the four appeared on-screen, smiling, standing tall, and full of life, the crowd erupted in cheers of happiness

The Palestinian Ministry of Health reported that two-year-old Laila Al-Khatib was shot in the head. The IDF said troops fired at a house where a terrorist was hiding, later realizing they had hit the child. Both the child and her pregnant mother, who was lightly wounded, were