A prisoner exchange refers to a formal agreement or arrangement between two or more parties, typically governments or groups in conflict, to trade individuals who are incarcerated or detained. These exchanges usually involve the release of prisoners held by one side in return for the release of prisoners held by the other side. Prisoner exchanges can occur in various contexts, including wartime negotiations, peace agreements, or efforts to resolve diplomatic disputes. They are often considered a means to promote negotiations, alleviate humanitarian concerns, and restore relations between conflicting parties. The terms of such exchanges can vary and may involve discussions about the number of prisoners, the criteria for selection, and the conditions under which the exchange takes place.
شهدت خان يونس وصول مركبات من سرايا القدس وكتائب القسام تحمل أسرى إسرائيليين، مما يمثل حدثاً تاريخياً غير مسبوق. تجسد هذه اللحظة رمز الانقسام والمعاناة الإنسانية في المنطقة، حيث تركزت…