In pictures: Israeli hostages, Palestinian prisoners freed in latest Gaza exchange

Hamas released three Israeli hostages on Saturday in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners and detainees, as part of an ongoing truce in Gaza, reported Reuters. (AP photo)

French-Israeli dual national Ofer Kalderon and Yarden Bibas were handed to Red Cross officials in Khan Younis, while Israeli-American Keith Siegel was transferred separately at Gaza City’s seaport. (AP photo)

The released Palestinian prisoners included 150 who returned to Gaza and 32 who arrived in Ramallah, greeted by large crowds. One was exiled to Egypt. (AP photo)

At Israel’s Hostage Square in Tel Aviv, emotional crowds watched the hostage release on large screens. (AP photo)

In Gaza, Hamas fighters displayed their presence during the exchange, emphasizing their continued influence. (AP photo)

Meanwhile, Palestinian patients, including children with serious conditions, were allowed to leave Gaza for treatment in Egypt, though health officials criticized the limited numbers. (AP photo)

Mohammad Zaqout, a senior Gaza health ministry official, voiced concerns, noting that around 18,000 Palestinians needed urgent medical care. (AP photo)

Despite this, the reopening of the Rafah crossing marked a rare opportunity for some to receive treatment outside the war-torn region. (AP photo)

The release of the Israeli hostages was met with relief in Israel. (AP photo)

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his joy, calling Kalderon’s freedom "immense relief" for his family. (AP photo)

The exchange came amid ongoing efforts to resolve the broader conflict. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump, with discussions likely focused on Gaza’s ceasefire and potential normalization of relations between Israel and Saudi Arabia. (AP photo)

As part of the deal, Israel has freed 583 Palestinian prisoners, some of whom were involved in deadly attacks. (AP photo)

Despite these efforts, uncertainty looms over the future of the peace talks. A second phase of the truce is set to begin with the release of additional hostages, including military-aged men. Negotiations will also address the withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza and the fate of the remaining captives. (AP photo)

The war, which began with a Hamas-led attack on Israel that killed 1,200 people, has left Gaza in ruins. Over 47,000 Palestinians have died as a result of the Israeli military campaign. (AP photo)