Netanyahu, in a social media post, reiterated the approved outline, highlighting the release of women and children over the specified timeframe. Notably, each set of ten additional abductees freed will lead to an extra day of respite amid the conflict.

The statement reiterated the Israeli government's determination, along with the IDF and security forces, to pursue the safe return of all abductees, coupled with the eradication of threats posed by Gaza against Israel.

Despite the confirmation of the hostage release, the PM's office refrained from furnishing specific details, leaving out information on concessions made by Israel, including the potential release of Palestinian prisoners and the influx of additional fuel and humanitarian assistance into Gaza.

Earlier discussions by an Israeli government official hinted at the anticipated release of 50 living Israeli citizens, predominantly women and children, grouped in sizes of 12-13 individuals per day. 

However, no specific insights into Israel's concessions or agreements were disclosed in the official statement provided by The Times of Israel.

Prime Minister Netanyahu, preceding an anticipated Cabinet vote on a ceasefire, expressed Israel's unwavering commitment to ongoing conflict until all war objectives are met. He reiterated Israel's resolve to eliminate threats, secure the return of hostages and missing persons, and ensure Gaza poses no threat to Israel's security.

Netanyahu clarified that despite the ceasefire discussions concerning the return of hostages, Israel remains committed to its war objectives until complete attainment.