Israel has informed the hostage family that they should expect their release tomorrow.

Families of the captives who are anticipated to be freed tomorrow have been informed by Israel.

Posters depicting Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip are seen in Jerusalem.

Israel’s coordinator for hostages and missing persons, Gal Hirsch, made a statement stating that the country had informed the relatives of the detainees scheduled for release on Friday.

Hirsch stated that “liaison officers have informed all of those families whose loved ones appear on the list, as well as all of the hostages’ families.”

In a press conference earlier on Thursday, Majed Al-Ansari, a spokesman for the Qatari foreign ministry, stated that the first hostages who are anticipated to be freed are expected to be members of the same families departing together.

He stated, “Those hostages who are from the same family will be put together in the same batch. They will be 13 in number, all women and children.”

A group formed in reaction to the Hamas onslaught on Israel, the Hostages and Missing Families Forum, has compiled a list of 201 Israelis who are reportedly still alive and have been held captive in Gaza since October 7.

There are 39 minors under the age of 18, 44 adult women and 89 adult males between the ages of 19 and 64, and 29 individuals 65 and older on that list of Israeli captives. Kfir Bibas, who is 10 months old, is the youngest; Yafa Adar, Shlomo Mansour, and Arye Zalmanovich are the three oldest, at 85 years old.

The estimated overall number of hostages, which includes Americans and other foreign individuals, is said to change according on the most recent intelligence, but it was 236 earlier this week, according to the Israel Defence Forces.