Hamas has released a list of over 1,900 Palestinian prisoners it says will be freed as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel, coinciding with the release of 20 living hostages held in Gaza. The International Committee of the Red Cross is set to oversee the exchange, which marks a significant step toward ending the deadliest conflict ever fought between Israel and Hamas. The ceasefire, which began Friday, has brought hope to families awaiting the return of loved ones and to Palestinians anticipating the release of prisoners. As humanitarian aid begins to flow into Gaza, international leaders, including US President Donald Trump, are arriving in the region to discuss postwar plans and the future governance of Gaza, though many key issues remain unresolved.