Gaza ceasefire deal 

These are the main developments:

Hamas accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of “procrastination and stalling tactics” after Israel delayed the release of more than 600 Palestinian prisoners as agreed.

Zaher Jabarin, head of Hamas in the occupied West Bank, told Al Jazeera he believes Netanyahu’s interest lies in continuing the war because the alternative is for him to go to court.

The Palestinian news agency Wafa reports Israeli settler attacks in the towns of Deir Dibwan and Jaba in the occupied West Bank.

China has called for a “complete and effective execution of the ceasefire agreement”, and a two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians.

Hamas politburo member Basem Naim has said the group is “willing immediately to leave the governing position in the Gaza Strip and to allow any Palestinian unity government or a technocratic government or any alternative which is decided by Palestinians within the Palestinian consensus”.