The images of these first four days of truce have given a respite from all the pain experienced in these more than 50 days of worsening of the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

After heartbreaking weeks, the truce has allowed us to see faces of joy like those of three brothers, three young children who, after 50 days of captivity, have been reunited with their dog after being released by Hamas. Like them, the rest of the freed hostages will soon be able to return to their reality. In total, 50 Israeli hostages have been freed since The truce began last Friday.

A happiness visible also on the other side of the Palestinian border after the release of its 150 prisonersas we see in the images: the reunion of a young man with his mother, or the release of the youngest prisoner imprisoned for allegedly attacking an Israeli settler.

Images like these have been repeated for four days in a respected truce. From Friday to this Monday, he returned home one Israeli hostage for every three Palestinian prisoners. Furthermore, and outside the agreement, they have released 17 Thais, one Filipino and one Russian-Israeli.

The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahuhas already given its approval to the operation and has assured that they will continue “with the agreed scheme.”

The scheme to which he refers involves the extension of the truce for two more days in which 10 hostages will be exchanged every day for 30 Palestinians, new releases that give hope to families like that of Ahed Tamimi, the young working woman went viral after slapping an Israeli soldier. At only 16 years old, Tamimi was sentenced to eight months in prison and, after the conflict escalated, she was arrested again.

The entry of humanitarian aid to the Strip is also being respected, with an average of 200 trucks a day with food, medical supplies and fuel. However, organizations such as the Red Cross denounce that only a small part of this aid reaches the north, precisely the area hardest hit by the devastating Israeli attacks.