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Part of the deal includes a vast prisoner swap, that sees the remaining 20 Israelis captured on October 7, 2023, going back to their homeland, and almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners being released from Israeli jails. A further 10,000 remain behind bars, including top political prisoners, such as Marwan Barghouti. Israel has also stated that it will not return the remains of hundreds of Palestinians it is holding, sparking intense speculation as to what those corpses would reveal.
Joining the Behind the Headlines show & MintCast Podcast to discuss the ceasefire, and the increasingly pro-Israel tone of our corporate media, is Aaron Maté. Aaron is an award-winning journalist from Canada. He hosts the shows, Pushback with Aaron Maté, and the Useful Idiots Podcast. He has previously worked for Democracy Now!, The Real News Network, Al Jazeera and The Nation. His work can be found at The Grayzone and on Substack.
Both politicians and corporate media across the West have hailed the return of the Israeli prisoners as a modern miracle, while downplaying or completely ignoring the Palestinians released. Both NBC News and CNN went out of their way to present many of the Israelis as blameless victims, going so far to tell readers that one Israeli released, Matan Angrest, was "kidnapped from his tank" on October 7.